I believe the reason for one Low Profile is that a larger one won't fit on the "underside" of the processor card. Not enought clearance between the DIMM and the logic board.
Ken
It's because a full sized SO-DIMM is too long to fit. The RAM slot is too close to the edge of the daughter card, and longer RAM cards won't fit in the small space provided. So-called "low profile" cards are actually shorter (not thinner), and will fit in the space.
Two low profile cards will work fine. There is no difference (electronically) between a low profile card and a full sized card.
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