How difficult would it be for me to add an additional 16G of RAM and replace the 1TB SSD with a 2TB one? Thanks null

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MortallyWounded · Accepted Answer

You will only be able to replace the removable module with a 16GB module for a total of 24GB. Slot 0 is soldered to the motherboard. The 1TB SSD is PCIe NVMe 3.0 so you shouldn't have any issues upgrading to 2TB, probably even 4TB would be perfectly compatible. Note that as Gen 3 phases out, Gen 4 is still backwards compatible and will work just fine, even if not at the SSD manufacturer's advertised speed (but still as fast as Gen 3 allows).

Answered by MortallyWounded 2 years ago

ASUS Answers · Answer

According to the device specifications, the laptop has 8GB of onboard memory that cannot be replaced and a SO-DIMM memory slot that can be expanded up to 8GB. Therefore, you can upgrade the RAM by adding an additional 8GB SO-DIMM memory module to the existing slot, bringing the total RAM capacity to 16GB. The memory type is DDR4(3200MHz), dual channel. As for the storage, the laptop supports up to 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe*1, Gen4x4.

Answered by ASUS Answers 2 years ago

As for the storage, the laptop supports up to 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe*1, Gen4x4.

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