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#324842 2-Jun-2026 09:35
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Hi all,

 

I would like to upgrade the ram on my old NUC which runs a 3rd gen i3.

 

Currently it has 4gb to run Win10 so wanted to upgrade ideally to 2 x 8gb or if prices are still high just 1 x 4gb.

 

I’m in Auckland Beach Haven North Shore so if anyone local that would be awesome!

 

Thanks


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  #3499372 2-Jun-2026 10:06
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I will post something soon that might be of interest.





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  #3499424 2-Jun-2026 10:15
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I have 1x 8GB DDR3L SODIMM if that's of any use to you?

 

 





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