EDIT: ‼Based on feedback from others, it seems that 64 GB RAM does not work on vPro processors. Maximum RAM for these CPUs is 48 GB (16 GB + 32 GB). I have updated the product links accordingly.‼ ‼ Does 64 GB of RAM really work? I talk about it in the improved audio version of this video. Watch that instead: ruclips.net/video/oUe6xDXSZvA/видео.html ‼ Links for the RAM. Full disclosure: these are affiliate links, and I earn a little from the traffic upon checkout but don't get any share from the products themselves: 64GB kit (32x2, does NOT work on vPro CPUs): amzn.to/41fa3ni 32GB kit (16x2): amzn.to/3VKtO5o 48 GB kit for vPro CPUs: 1x 32 GB: amzn.to/3MWSiUV 1x 16 GB: amzn.to/3p423IO
64 GB RAM on T480 with Intel Core i7-8650U!!! Yesterday, I upgraded my T480 from 32 GB to 64 GB using 2 sticks of Crucial 32GB SODIMM DDR4 3200 PC4-25600 CL22 1.2V memory. Today, so far, so good. The BIOS and Windows OS both recognize all 64 GB of memory.
@@matthewrios3241 - Yes, my CPU/system is vPro. With the T480, the vPro CPUs are the i7-8650U and the i5-8350U. Good luck! My T480 with 64 GB memory is still running well after the upgrade.
All the RAM sellers for the T480 only say you can ad up to 32 GBs. So that is why it would be great if you could post a link and info on your 64 GB RAM upgrade. Thank you
The sticks I used were TeamGroup T-Creates from Amazon. I'll follow up with a link later today. The reason why 32 GB is often quoted as the limit for T480s and T580s is that only 16 GB sticks were available when these laptops were launched. The use of 32 GB sticks to make 64 GB total in T480s and T580s is well documented in the Thinkpad subreddit. I have a T580 video about the same upgrade going live in a few weeks. Hope this helps!
Thanks for the video :) I inserted one additional 16gb ram module into my T480 (there was one 16gb module before, so now there are two modules with 32gb total). The frequency, voltage and CAS timings are the same, brand is different. The modules run in a single channel mode though. Do you know what might be the reason? Do your rams operate in dual channel mode?
You're welcome! Hmm looks like you've solved your dual channel issue. I can only speak of the frequency: the T480 (and T580) can only support up to 2400 MHz. Nonetheless, I went with 3200 MHz RAM sticks just in case I get a machine that does support their full frequency in the future. Scaled back to 2400 MHz, the RAM modules I have operate at CAS 17. At 3200 MHz, they're advertised to run at CAS 22.
I’ve seen the step for disabling the internal battery in a bunch of vids. Is it to prevent accidental discharge of current to components during installation?
More to prevent shorting components as you work on the laptop. Another commenter expressed wishing that he saw my video first before accidentally frying his motherboard/LCD panel driver. It can be redundant, but I figured including this step in all videos was the safest way to go.
@@ChezDoesStuff Makes sense, and thanks for the guide! Just added another 8GB memory stick for my T470 and for someone who had never installed components before it's like magic how you just pop it in and the system recognizes it. Felt like an eternity waiting for it to turn on though!
does thinkpad t480 support up to 64gb ram? because what I read on the official website is only max 32gb. Can the 64gb ram that you install on your laptop run normally?
Yes, it does. I was able to confirm this after installation. Based on what I've read, consensus online on why the published materials only say 32GB is that 32GB sticks (32x2=64) didn't exist at the time the information was published.
@@ChezDoesStuff Ususally I never check on the website from the brand but always on the website from intel as the memory controller is included in the processor. However on my t480s I have a i5 8350u and the maximum is rated at 32gb. Which processor do you have in your laptop ?
Today I proceeded to upgrade RAM from 32GB to 64GB on my T480, properly disconnected the internal battery and install 32x2 Kingston Fury Impact DDR4 RAM, and when I attempted to power on the machine, the Red i LED powers on for like 5 seconds (normal operation it usually blinks) and the power LED button also turns ON but briefly for like 5 seconds, is it possible for RAM to fry a motherboard? Happens the same with the old sticks.
I have a T480 with a i5 8350U, which RAM frequencies should I use? The one in my laptop is at 2666MHz, can I go higher? The spec sheet says it's supposed to be 2400MHz. So I don't know which to buy.
Tengo una T480 que no reconoce ninguna otra memoria que no sea de 2400 MHz, por que será? que debo hacer ? I have a T480 that does not recognize any memory other than 2400 MHz, why is that? what should I do ?
Hi... Can you post a link to the RAM you installed? I was not able to read the full name of the vendor from your video. Also, any details you can post on which RAM to buy would be great as well. I keep playing your video over and over trying to get the details done, but I am not sure what numbers printed on the RAM are important. I need to do this upgrade to my T480. Thank you!!!
As promised, I have the link below. You'd want DDR4 SODIMM. The RAM sticks I bought are 3200 MHz capable, but the T480 and T580 cap it at 2400 MHz. I bought them anyway, so I have something relatively future-proof, should I choose to move on to a newer laptop in the future. At 2400 MHz, the T480/T580 runs the RAM at 17 CAS latency, which is at par with the OEM Samsung sticks that were in my machines when they shipped out from the factory. www.amazon.com/dp/B09JSQB2MH?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
HI, could you please inform me the brand name for new battery? Did you have been import from Aliexpress some seller name, brand name store as reference?
Great video .. I have the t480 s with the i5 processor .. I wanted to add the 32 gb 3200 MHz crucial RAM but read a lot of stuff about single mode since one ram is soldered and how this new 40 gb of ram won’t be as effective .. what do you think ?
You still have 8gb on another channel, so I wouldn't call it a single channel system per se. More RAM ought to still help, if you have the need for it.
@@ChezDoesStuffhi! I've got a question: I've been looking on google to see the maximum ram on the t480, and people are saying it's 32gb, and others are saying it's more. Do you know if it can go past 32gb of ram or not?
I still have doubts about how a T480 supports 3200mhz and its specs that only supports 2400mhz, I am new to have a T480 and I would like to understand why it works and doesn't fail the clock to be a different frequency, while I am excited to be updated to that amount of ram.
Hi there! I actually mentioned in the other comments that the T480 limits the frequency to 2400 MHz, but I bought it anyway in case I have a more modern machine in the future. For the T-Creates I installed, their CAS latency is 17 at 2400.
I want to ask, I also have a Lenovo Thinkpad T480 laptop and am looking for a tutorial for upgrading RAM. However, I am confused as to whether the RAM used is "DDR4 3200Mhz" type or not "DDR4 2400Mhz" ??. Because I found many references and differences regarding RAM on this laptop, thank you if you want to answer
What buttons do you press to get to the disable battery option? Your hands were out of frame so i couldnt see lol. And also how do you turn the battery back on after upgrading the ram? Thx
Hi! I installed second ram stick in my T480s and when I use my laptop I can hear electric sounds from this new ram. Is it normal? Laptop works normally, all value of RAM detected. Just strange sound little disturbing me. Is it normal for new ram?
Hi there! It's a Western Digital SN520 bought from eBay. I talk about what to look for in an SSD in my T480 WWAN SSD video intro, so please do check that out. Cheers
Got mine! Unfortunately, 2242 is not available on our country. Instead I bought the 2230 and make an improvised bracket to hold it in place. Thank you! Cheers!
So sorry for getting back to you just now. RUclips somehow thought your comment was spam and held it for review. I'm glad things worked out fine. Thanks for keeping all of us updated!
That happened to me on the first batch of RAM modules. One of them turned out to be defective. You can rule things out by removing one card at a time and have the defective one replaced.
I got this 64GB kit at 140 to 150 USD from Amazon. While the sticks are 3200 MHz, the T480/580 only supports up to 2400 MHz. I got them anyway in consideration of future laptops I get that might allow me to use them to their full potential.
can you please confirm for me that the units still working with the 64gb of ram im looking to buy a t480 im not sure if i get a i5 or a i7 but really want to get 64gb ram but some people try say the other ram stick is stuck in there
I'm trying to upgrade my ram to 32GB for this model, but when I install and try to turn on the thinkpad I get some sounds from the bios I guess, any idea what's the problem? ruclips.net/user/shortspET3_4FWe2I The sound in question Thanks in advance!
That is odd. Try removing the RAM sticks one at a time until it boots, then try to install just the bad RAM (I expect it won't boot this way). Once you identify which is bad, I'd have it replaced. This shouldn't be a problem if you purchased from one of the Amazon links.
@@ChezDoesStuff I already checked and it seems is the ram, but the funny thing is that both units (2x16GB) are giving me the same problem. Thanks for the answer!
My ram is caped at 1200mhz, but they are two ddr4 2400mhz of 16gb. Why? In my tower pc i set the xmp profile in bios but this lenovo thinkpad t480 have the "old" bios. How i can solve this issue?
I'm thinking that all is working well, because the specifications is 2400mhz but is dual channel, so 1200mhz it's ok. Every ram module is working on average of 650mhz. The two banks of dual channel RAM, each operating at approximately 600 MHz, the total effective frequency will be approximately 1200 MHz. DDR (Double Data Rate) RAM transmits data on both the rising and falling edges of the clock signal, the which means the actual frequency will be double the clock frequency. Therefore, if your RAM is specified at 2400 MHz, the effective clock frequency will be 1200 MHz.
I got the exact same ram from Amazon and when I put it in my T480 it will not boot. Swapped back in the old ram and I does just fine. Wonder if it’s a bad stick or what?
I had that experience on the T580. One of the two sticks turned out to be bad. (Ruled it out by removing one stick at a time) No issues after having them replaced. :) All 4 pairs received since then (T580, T480, T15g) have worked great.
Is this even worth it? With a t480 you're a lot more likely to run into a bottleneck due to the CPU or the GPU rather than ram. 32 GB should be for plenty for most usecases even running virtual machines.
Hi there! The RAM sticks I got are 3200 MHz CL22, but the T480 can only do until 2400 MHz. At this frequency, the latency is at CL17. The high frequency will only be useful when I upgrade to a different laptop someday.
EDIT: ‼Based on feedback from others, it seems that 64 GB RAM does not work on vPro processors. Maximum RAM for these CPUs is 48 GB (16 GB + 32 GB). I have updated the product links accordingly.‼
‼ Does 64 GB of RAM really work? I talk about it in the improved audio version of this video. Watch that instead: ruclips.net/video/oUe6xDXSZvA/видео.html ‼
Links for the RAM. Full disclosure: these are affiliate links, and I earn a little from the traffic upon checkout but don't get any share from the products themselves:
64GB kit (32x2, does NOT work on vPro CPUs): amzn.to/41fa3ni
32GB kit (16x2): amzn.to/3VKtO5o
48 GB kit for vPro CPUs:
1x 32 GB: amzn.to/3MWSiUV
1x 16 GB: amzn.to/3p423IO
how to know if it is vpro or not?
Your tutorials are a whole other level of comfortable to watch. Nice to see that the classic thinkpad community is alive and well. :)
Glad you like em!
64 GB RAM on T480 with Intel Core i7-8650U!!! Yesterday, I upgraded my T480 from 32 GB to 64 GB using 2 sticks of Crucial 32GB SODIMM DDR4 3200 PC4-25600 CL22 1.2V memory. Today, so far, so good. The BIOS and Windows OS both recognize all 64 GB of memory.
Excellent!
I just purchased one of these laptops. Is yours a vpro cpu? Mine has a vpro sticker on it. I'd like to do the 64gb upgrade if it's possible.
@@matthewrios3241 - Yes, my CPU/system is vPro. With the T480, the vPro CPUs are the i7-8650U and the i5-8350U. Good luck! My T480 with 64 GB memory is still running well after the upgrade.
@@calbeardude thanks so much for the reply! I’ll be picking up the exact ram you did.
@@matthewrios3241 hi, is there a link to buy the RAM thinkpad t480 with i5-8350U processor
great tutorial, thank you so much!
(I feel I've had to pull on the bottom cover way too hard, but hey I've now got 31gigs)
All the RAM sellers for the T480 only say you can ad up to 32 GBs. So that is why it would be great if you could post a link and info on your 64 GB RAM upgrade. Thank you
The sticks I used were TeamGroup T-Creates from Amazon. I'll follow up with a link later today.
The reason why 32 GB is often quoted as the limit for T480s and T580s is that only 16 GB sticks were available when these laptops were launched. The use of 32 GB sticks to make 64 GB total in T480s and T580s is well documented in the Thinkpad subreddit. I have a T580 video about the same upgrade going live in a few weeks.
Hope this helps!
@@ChezDoesStuff thank you for this ive been trying to find out if it was hardward limitations and people putting in 64gb when it could only take 32gb
@@orleiv new info: vPro models seem to only take 48gb max instead of 64gb
@@ChezDoesStuff so whats the best configuration then for 480?
@@orleiv if the CPU sticker on the palmrest says vPro, 48. If not, 64. Cheers
Thanks chez. Subbed
Thanks for the video :) I inserted one additional 16gb ram module into my T480 (there was one 16gb module before, so now there are two modules with 32gb total). The frequency, voltage and CAS timings are the same, brand is different. The modules run in a single channel mode though. Do you know what might be the reason? Do your rams operate in dual channel mode?
Okay, it seems it's only bios showing the "single channel" ... CPU-Z tool in windows is showing dual channel
You're welcome! Hmm looks like you've solved your dual channel issue. I can only speak of the frequency: the T480 (and T580) can only support up to 2400 MHz. Nonetheless, I went with 3200 MHz RAM sticks just in case I get a machine that does support their full frequency in the future. Scaled back to 2400 MHz, the RAM modules I have operate at CAS 17. At 3200 MHz, they're advertised to run at CAS 22.
Thank you 👌
I’ve seen the step for disabling the internal battery in a bunch of vids. Is it to prevent accidental discharge of current to components during installation?
More to prevent shorting components as you work on the laptop. Another commenter expressed wishing that he saw my video first before accidentally frying his motherboard/LCD panel driver. It can be redundant, but I figured including this step in all videos was the safest way to go.
@@ChezDoesStuff Makes sense, and thanks for the guide! Just added another 8GB memory stick for my T470 and for someone who had never installed components before it's like magic how you just pop it in and the system recognizes it. Felt like an eternity waiting for it to turn on though!
@@starless9 you're welcome! Yeah, the first boot always takes a while. It caught me off guard when I first did this, too.
👍👍
does thinkpad t480 support up to 64gb ram? because what I read on the official website is only max 32gb.
Can the 64gb ram that you install on your laptop run normally?
Yes, it does. I was able to confirm this after installation. Based on what I've read, consensus online on why the published materials only say 32GB is that 32GB sticks (32x2=64) didn't exist at the time the information was published.
@@ChezDoesStuff Ususally I never check on the website from the brand but always on the website from intel as the memory controller is included in the processor. However on my t480s I have a i5 8350u and the maximum is rated at 32gb. Which processor do you have in your laptop ?
@@blouppytux I have the i5-8350U as well.
Today I proceeded to upgrade RAM from 32GB to 64GB on my T480, properly disconnected the internal battery and install 32x2 Kingston Fury Impact DDR4 RAM, and when I attempted to power on the machine, the Red i LED powers on for like 5 seconds (normal operation it usually blinks) and the power LED button also turns ON but briefly for like 5 seconds, is it possible for RAM to fry a motherboard? Happens the same with the old sticks.
I have a T480 with a i5 8350U, which RAM frequencies should I use? The one in my laptop is at 2666MHz, can I go higher?
The spec sheet says it's supposed to be 2400MHz. So I don't know which to buy.
Ah this is cool, thanks. I thought they could only go up to 24GB I've read that in several places now that it had 24GB max.
Yeah I think that info went around simply because 32GB sticks still didn't exist when the T480 was launched.
@@ChezDoesStuff gonna give it a go myself. appreciate the video. cheers.
@@silverismoney happy modding!
@@ChezDoesStuff upgrade to 64GB worked absolutely fine. Thanks to your video for showing me how. Was surprisingly easy to open!
@@silverismoney hey, that's great to hear!! Enjoy your new RAM 😎
Tengo una T480 que no reconoce ninguna otra memoria que no sea de 2400 MHz, por que será? que debo hacer ?
I have a T480 that does not recognize any memory other than 2400 MHz, why is that? what should I do ?
Hi... Can you post a link to the RAM you installed? I was not able to read the full name of the vendor from your video. Also, any details you can post on which RAM to buy would be great as well. I keep playing your video over and over trying to get the details done, but I am not sure what numbers printed on the RAM are important. I need to do this upgrade to my T480. Thank you!!!
As promised, I have the link below. You'd want DDR4 SODIMM. The RAM sticks I bought are 3200 MHz capable, but the T480 and T580 cap it at 2400 MHz. I bought them anyway, so I have something relatively future-proof, should I choose to move on to a newer laptop in the future.
At 2400 MHz, the T480/T580 runs the RAM at 17 CAS latency, which is at par with the OEM Samsung sticks that were in my machines when they shipped out from the factory.
www.amazon.com/dp/B09JSQB2MH?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
HI, could you please inform me the brand name for new battery? Did you have been import from Aliexpress some seller name, brand name store as reference?
Great video .. I have the t480 s with the i5 processor .. I wanted to add the 32 gb 3200 MHz crucial RAM but read a lot of stuff about single mode since one ram is soldered and how this new 40 gb of ram won’t be as effective .. what do you think ?
You still have 8gb on another channel, so I wouldn't call it a single channel system per se. More RAM ought to still help, if you have the need for it.
@@ChezDoesStuffhi! I've got a question: I've been looking on google to see the maximum ram on the t480, and people are saying it's 32gb, and others are saying it's more. Do you know if it can go past 32gb of ram or not?
@@sneebob456 64gb on non-vPro ones and 48gb on the vPro ones, based on comments in my other video. Cheers
@@ChezDoesStuff thanks so much! Does that mean I can add 32gb ram to the already installed 8gb without exceeding maximum ram? Thanks
@@sneebob456 you're welcome! And yes that's correct
I still have doubts about how a T480 supports 3200mhz and its specs that only supports 2400mhz, I am new to have a T480 and I would like to understand why it works and doesn't fail the clock to be a different frequency, while I am excited to be updated to that amount of ram.
Hi there! I actually mentioned in the other comments that the T480 limits the frequency to 2400 MHz, but I bought it anyway in case I have a more modern machine in the future. For the T-Creates I installed, their CAS latency is 17 at 2400.
@@ChezDoesStuff Would bios upgrade make a difference?
I want to ask, I also have a Lenovo Thinkpad T480 laptop and am looking for a tutorial for upgrading RAM. However, I am confused as to whether the RAM used is "DDR4 3200Mhz" type or not "DDR4 2400Mhz" ??. Because I found many references and differences regarding RAM on this laptop, thank you if you want to answer
2400 is the highest that the T480 can go. I just got 3200 ones in case I move on to a different machine in the future, which I haven't done.
@@ChezDoesStuff Is it still possible if the T480 uses 2666Mhz RAM? Or is it just stuck at 2400Mhz?
Can some explain the maximum frequency of the ram should be in the system please
Highest that the system will run on is 2400 MHz. You can buy a 3200 stick, but the Thinkpad will cap it at 2400.
What buttons do you press to get to the disable battery option? Your hands were out of frame so i couldnt see lol. And also how do you turn the battery back on after upgrading the ram? Thx
Hard restart then hit enter when the Lenovo logo is out!
@@ChezDoesStuff and then what do I press to go through the system menus
Hi! I installed second ram stick in my T480s and when I use my laptop I can hear electric sounds from this new ram. Is it normal? Laptop works normally, all value of RAM detected. Just strange sound little disturbing me. Is it normal for new ram?
That doesn't sound right. I'd return it and have it replaced. Shouldn't be a problem if you bought from one of the Amazon links!
What SSD brand do you use for the m.2 2242 slot?
Hi there! It's a Western Digital SN520 bought from eBay. I talk about what to look for in an SSD in my T480 WWAN SSD video intro, so please do check that out. Cheers
I'll look onto it. Thank you!
@@kimpastores1234 you're welcome and happy new year!
Got mine! Unfortunately, 2242 is not available on our country. Instead I bought the 2230 and make an improvised bracket to hold it in place. Thank you! Cheers!
So sorry for getting back to you just now. RUclips somehow thought your comment was spam and held it for review. I'm glad things worked out fine. Thanks for keeping all of us updated!
Can you tell me were did you get your backlight keyboard at? What's the link or website? Because t480 keyboard don't have it. Only t480s.
Hello! The T480 we bought used came with it. I believe it was an option when doing a custom order with Lenovo.
Press FN and Spacebar. I didn't even know mine was backlit haha
i did all these steps at work and it will not work, the power light comes on, no screen then off after a few seconds.
That happened to me on the first batch of RAM modules. One of them turned out to be defective. You can rule things out by removing one card at a time and have the defective one replaced.
@@ChezDoesStuff would have been helpful to say that it took you more than 1 try. I tried both individually and still no good
what are the price of these ram's and 3200mhz supported the t480?
I got this 64GB kit at 140 to 150 USD from Amazon. While the sticks are 3200 MHz, the T480/580 only supports up to 2400 MHz. I got them anyway in consideration of future laptops I get that might allow me to use them to their full potential.
can you please confirm for me that the units still working with the 64gb of ram im looking to buy a t480 im not sure if i get a i5 or a i7 but really want to get 64gb ram but some people try say the other ram stick is stuck in there
Yup, definitely works on the T480 and T580. The one with 1x fixed RAM is T480s, not T480.
I'm trying to upgrade my ram to 32GB for this model, but when I install and try to turn on the thinkpad I get some sounds from the bios I guess, any idea what's the problem?
ruclips.net/user/shortspET3_4FWe2I
The sound in question
Thanks in advance!
That is odd. Try removing the RAM sticks one at a time until it boots, then try to install just the bad RAM (I expect it won't boot this way). Once you identify which is bad, I'd have it replaced. This shouldn't be a problem if you purchased from one of the Amazon links.
@@ChezDoesStuff I already checked and it seems is the ram, but the funny thing is that both units (2x16GB) are giving me the same problem. Thanks for the answer!
@@jeremylewis2509 You're welcome!
My ram is caped at 1200mhz, but they are two ddr4 2400mhz of 16gb. Why? In my tower pc i set the xmp profile in bios but this lenovo thinkpad t480 have the "old" bios. How i can solve this issue?
Memory: 32768 MBytes @ 661 MHz, 17-17-17-39
- 16384 MB PC19200 DDR4 SDRAM - SK Hynix HMA82GS6AFR8N-UH
- 16384 MB PC19200 DDR4 SDRAM - Group RZX Technology RZX-D4D17M2400BL-16G
I'm thinking that all is working well, because the specifications is 2400mhz but is dual channel, so 1200mhz it's ok. Every ram module is working on average of 650mhz. The two banks of dual channel RAM, each operating at approximately 600 MHz, the total effective frequency will be approximately 1200 MHz. DDR (Double Data Rate) RAM transmits data on both the rising and falling edges of the clock signal, the which means the actual frequency will be double the clock frequency. Therefore, if your RAM is specified at 2400 MHz, the effective clock frequency will be 1200 MHz.
I got the exact same ram from
Amazon and when I put it in my T480 it will not boot. Swapped back in the old ram and I does just fine. Wonder if it’s a bad stick or what?
I had that experience on the T580. One of the two sticks turned out to be bad. (Ruled it out by removing one stick at a time) No issues after having them replaced. :)
All 4 pairs received since then (T580, T480, T15g) have worked great.
@@ChezDoesStuff thanks for the reply. I’ll just swap it out and give a new one a try.
@@Rozar211 you're welcome! Please keep us posted.
@@Rozar211did it work for you?
after replace perform better ?
Yes, I was maxing out the RAM with all my browser tabs before. 😄
Is there a way to know if I have a vPro version? The sticker is too old too see it hehe
Edit: CPU i5-8250U @1.60GHz 1.80GHz
I don't think the 8250 was ever available in vPro on the T480/T580.
@@ChezDoesStuff Thanks! last question please, 32GB or 64GB? I see your cpu is 8350 and mine 8250. Thanks in advance!
@@jeremylewis2509 if you don't need to max it out, 32GB is honestly pretty ok.
@@ChezDoesStuff Gotcha, Thanks a lot!
Is this even worth it? With a t480 you're a lot more likely to run into a bottleneck due to the CPU or the GPU rather than ram. 32 GB should be for plenty for most usecases even running virtual machines.
I've had the 32GB RAM on another machine filled up with Google Chrome instances (work/personal/etc) so yeah works great for me!
does this work for i5 8350u or does it need i7?
All our T580s and T480 are i5-8350U, so yes!
@@ChezDoesStuffhow about i5 8350u with vPro? Is it will work with 64GB ram?
@@Latsar94-Kelompok2 can't tell for sure, since we have the non-vPro ones. Please do keep me posted if you push through with the upgrade!
what's speed of ram ?
Hi there! The RAM sticks I got are 3200 MHz CL22, but the T480 can only do until 2400 MHz. At this frequency, the latency is at CL17. The high frequency will only be useful when I upgrade to a different laptop someday.
@@ChezDoesStuff thank's
@@ukarsaja you're welcome!