A:AnswerHello reese,
Hope you're doing well. My name is Teddy and I think I have your answer. I bought this labtop recently and although I haven't opened it up, I decided to go to task manager and check the performance of the memory which shows you how many slots are used. It says there are "two out of two" slots used, so you could upgrade to two 16 gig sticks in the future. However, there is a possibility that the labtop utilizes soldered ram and the labtop is detecting one ram slot as two but this is extremely rare and is only present in much older computers. I'd say the chances of this labtop have two slots are 96% and its definitely upgradeable.
A:AnswerNo. This computer is terrible for gaming. The video card is hamstrung at 92 bit memory interface, 128 is the standard, and rather crappy really, 256 big memory bus is the gold standard, but in a laptop they are going to gouge you.
Best solution, spend the extra money and get a $1200-$1500 REAL gaming laptop, like the Gigabyte Aero X16 (which I bought after returning the Victus, and it slays!) save money on ram or hard drive options, for now, if you have to, and then as time and wallet permits, upgrade your rig so it's maxed out, and you will be gaming for 5 years, easy, with that rig, i.e., the AeroX16
A:AnswerSo I just got this laptop today and yes that CPU model is correct. I couldn't find any info about it either but I'm pretty sure it's a new CPU released this year. It does have an IGPU its AMD Radeon 740M. I would say this CPU is equivalent to a 7535HS.
A:AnswerYes. This computer satisfies all requirements specified above. The processor is two generations newer than the one required, the RAM is DDR5 which is better than DDR4 in this case, and the RTX 4050 is sufficient for discrete graphics performance.
