Make Bios accept 8GB Ram modules....

[capo_cl]

Hi everyone 
I don't know if this question is well-posed... I ask it based on my ignorance of the subject.
It is possible to achieve a BIOS modification that a laptop accepts 8GB DDR3 RAM modules?
I have a Lenovo G460 Laptop computer and according to the documentation collected it only accepts a maximum of 2 modules of 4 GB each.
I wanted to know if I could achieve a configuration with two modules of 8 each to achieve 16 GB in total...
Regards! and excuse my English... it is not my native language

[DeathBringer]

Post screenshots of CPU and Mainboard tabs of CPU-Z.

[capo_cl]

Post screenshots of CPU and Mainboard tabs of CPU-Z.

here we go!


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[lauti2044]

Hi, looks like your processor will only support 8GB DDR3 max. I recommend getting 2 x 4GB PC3-8500 (check its ddr3 and NOT ddr3l, as its not compatible with that).

https://www.intel.la/content/www/xl/es/p...tions.html

If you would like to upgrade your CPU, please provide me with the laptop model and i'll look into upgrading possibilities.

[DeathBringer]

CPU with Arrandale supports only 2x4GB SODIMM with 16 chips (8 on each side).
No BIOS mods can help.
P.S. All DDR3L (1.35V) SODIMM can work as usual DDR3 (1.5V)

[capo_cl]

thanks!! i suppose that the first intel i7 gen cant support more ram...
i'll have to settle with 8 gb dual channel

[adonf130]

I have a Toshiba U500 1DZ, I put the i7-740QM, same chipset.
Works with 8go ddr3L ram.

[DeathBringer]

i7-740QM has Clarksfield core. It supports 4x8GB SODIMM.
E.g. http://valid.x86.fr/rt90vj