“memory ram slots How many memory ram slots? How to achieve 32gb max? Like 4x8gb memory?”
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Unfortunately the base ram is a special type of ram. They put it under the bottom panel in the user access area. In order to upgrade to 32, you would need to take off the bottom access panel, unscrew the corner screws holding the rest of the bottom panel on, and open up the entire back of the computer. From there you can pop out the old 8 gig ram and put in any ram you want that is compatible with the laptop. After replacing the "hidden ram", just pop on the bottom panel again and use the other slots for the other 2 8 gig ram modules in the 2 open slots. Check out the ROG forums as there is a ton of info on this as well as other upgrades and tweaks. Hope this helps!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.2 Slots. Need two 16 GB simms.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.last slots are under the keyboard,,,,DONT open it ...i have 16 and it runs EVERYTHING perfect....having 32 will increase performance by 5 percent...maybe...not worth the warranty void
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.there are 4 total slots. 2 that are easy to get to from the bottom. just takes 1 screw to undo. just happens to be a small screw head. the other 2 (well 1 other) are under the keyboard. you have to undo some screws and then get the keyboard out. it already has a 8 gig in it. i just added 2 8gig sticks to make 24 total. more then enough for now.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It has slots for 2 more ram cards and an extra HHD
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This machine has four memory slots - two on each side of the logic board. Only two are accessible when you remove the bottom panel. The top-side memory slots are only accessible if you partially disassemble the machine and remove the keyboard. It comes with 8GB (single stick) installed in top-side of the logic board (under the keyboard). If you want to achieve 32 GB - you will have to get your hands dirty. On the plus side, ASUS is pretty lenient about warranty coverage if you do add memory or hard drives to these machines.
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