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UPGRADING LAPTOPS

Laptops are not as upgradable as desktop PCs but there are still plenty of things you can do to improve a machine’s performance.

First, look for your machine’s identifier – serial number, model number or Dell service tag – and feed it into your manufacturer’s site. This should give information about maximum RAM limits, battery voltages and

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