A:AnswerThis is a community bulletin board for general questions, so you may or may not get a good response to your inquiry. My suggestion is that you contact the manufacturer as your first step--this is your best course of action, and the one most likely to meet your needs.
A:AnswerThe only sure way to buy the exact same memory module included is to open the unit and use the printed information on it for your order. This is because manufacturers will often install different modules depending on availability, as long as they meet the requirements of the system. That said, you do not need the EXACT duplicates for upgrades; as long as they meet type (DDR4, DDR5, etc.), clock speed (CS value), size (DIMM, SODIMM,) and a few other values. If you search any seller that is devoted to RAM and drive upgrades, you will find what you need. Lastly, I'm almost definitely certain color effects would not be affected by any differences in RAM type.
A:AnswerYou're going at it backwards. Don't ask "what types of games could this run?" Instead, decide what games you want or may want to play, then look for a computer that meets these requirements. That is the only way to know for sure!
A:AnswerSpecifications-->Connectivity-->Wireless Connectivity-->
I've heard it's called "reading." Apparently not catching on in your neck of the woods.
