RAM card question

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So here’s a picture of the RAM cards I have in my Acer Aspire E15. My question is, the card is labeled 4GB. Are both cards 4GB each then, or are both cards combined 4GB? I understand if I sound dumb- I’m not a computer person. I threw out the label that said how much RAM was on the laptop.
I’m just asking this so I have an idea of what I have now, so I can upgrade them appropriately and hopefully get better performance, if that works :grin:

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I would suggest just turning on your laptop and checking. Opening up the laptop itself seems a bit excessive just to check the total capacity of RAM.

But since you’ve already gone through the effort of just opening the thing, it tells you what the part is – so you should just look it up.

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Each stick is a 4Gb DDR4 stick of RAM.

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It only took ten seconds to open it up so I figured I’d do it that way

Part number. Got it. Didn’t realize that.
Ok thank you!

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dont use it it went bad years ago

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So I found an 8gb one I’ll buy eventually
Don’t worry guys it ships with amazon fresh

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It better be fresh amazon

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You can check your computer caracteristics directly from windows(go to the my PC app if I remember well).If those are 2 bars of 4GB or RAM each well it’s simple! with simple math :4GB+4GB=8GB.Yu have 8GB of RAM If I didn’t make any error.

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That seems really overpriced for just a single stick. You shouldn’t be buying just a single stick anyways. 4x2 8 GB would be better, and probably the same price if not cheaper.

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32 gb i use its good i have no ram issue but thats where 50% of my pc budget went.

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Oh oof got it didn’t realize that

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