Can I add a second SSD? What is the max supported Ram? null

Yes, you can install a second SSD and this laptop's RAM is onboard the motherboard, it's not upgradeable.

The 32GB LPDDR5 that it comes with soldered to the board. LPDDR5 doesn't come in SO-DIMM and CAMM2 for laptops remains extremely rare (for now).

Update; after watching a couple pretty good YouTube reviews on all the new Asus laptop models with AMD Strix Point Ryzen 9 AI 370 (or 365) CPUs, it seems pretty certain that all have soldered RAM (regardless of what Asus misinforation might say). Regarding extra available SSD M.2 slots tho, Asus info seems quite reliable. Although one might be tempted to be crabby at Asus for the nonupgradeable RAM, that is actually due to AMD design critera - the fast 7500 MHz RAM cannot tolerate SODIMM mounts. With luck we might get CAMM2 mounts in 2025, but for those (like me) who need a great laptop in 2024, we’re pretty much stuck with (often not enough) soldered LPDDR5X 7500 MHz RAM. Be thankful that it’s fast anyway.

Note that this particular model comes with 32 GB of soldered RAM, which is good. Unfortunately, almost all of the entry level models sporting this CPU have only 16 GB.

OK people, note that so far we can’t get a straight answer about the RAM from Asus. For this 4060 model, Asus says it’s soldered RAM. For the 4070 model Asus is currently claiming that it’s upgradeable SODIMM. But I doubt they differ that way. Upshot: if Asus tells you something, flip two coins to determine if they’re lying or incompetent or both.

“Can I add a second SSD? What is the max supported Ram?”

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Yes, you can install a second SSD and this laptop's RAM is onboard the motherboard, it's not upgradeable.
Answered by ASUS Answers 1 year ago
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The 32GB LPDDR5 that it comes with soldered to the board. LPDDR5 doesn't come in SO-DIMM and CAMM2 for laptops remains extremely rare (for now).
Answered by epimetheus 1 year ago
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Update; after watching a couple pretty good YouTube reviews on all the new Asus laptop models with AMD Strix Point Ryzen 9 AI 370 (or 365) CPUs, it seems pretty certain that all have soldered RAM (regardless of what Asus misinforation might say). Regarding extra available SSD M.2 slots tho, Asus info seems quite reliable. Although one might be tempted to be crabby at Asus for the nonupgradeable RAM, that is actually due to AMD design critera - the fast 7500 MHz RAM cannot tolerate SODIMM mounts. With luck we might get CAMM2 mounts in 2025, but for those (like me) who need a great laptop in 2024, we’re pretty much stuck with (often not enough) soldered LPDDR5X 7500 MHz RAM. Be thankful that it’s fast anyway.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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Note that this particular model comes with 32 GB of soldered RAM, which is good. Unfortunately, almost all of the entry level models sporting this CPU have only 16 GB.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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OK people, note that so far we can’t get a straight answer about the RAM from Asus. For this 4060 model, Asus says it’s soldered RAM. For the 4070 model Asus is currently claiming that it’s upgradeable SODIMM. But I doubt they differ that way. Upshot: if Asus tells you something, flip two coins to determine if they’re lying or incompetent or both.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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