How much can the RAM be expanded? null

I called IBuyPower today. They said It has 4 slots, can be expanded to 64gb, BUT nothing above 2666 speed. Least thats as of now. Stuff changes, and said they can't say all the parts because it varies depending on stock, but since it's new gave me that much. Also said currently using Asrock B365M Dunno if that helps anyone. Other info AGAIN said they can only say because its new and don't have multiple builds of it yet, later it'll vary more, BUT as of now... Adata XPG 2 8gb 1 TB WD Blue 7200 6/gb (3.5") 1 480 Adata SU630 (2.5") PSU generic 500W Cooler Intel (recommended 120 mm H60 IF you upgrade) Space to add a single M.2 1 3.5" and 1 2.5" No drive bays Again this was off phone conversation, can't guarantee any of it, but if it helps anyone great.

The RAM of this unit cannot be expanded.

The notherboard has 4 ddr4 slots however im not sure how much it is capable of using at once. If i had to guess it could probably support up to 32 gb but you wont need more than 16 very often if ever

You'd have to know the motherboard to know how much ram it supports. The unit does have 4 memory slots for memory but without knowing the motherboard, it's hard to say.

I had my doubts, but it does support 64gb as my research revealed, and the highest ram it supports is 2666. 2666/(1333mhz) is in this pc . I also found out (through my CPU-z) that the ram is manufactured by Samsung and the actual modules - a company named Apacer Technology.

I'm gonna have to go out on a limb here and assume that if it is already installed with 16gb which takes up two slots, and has two open slots remaining, that it would obviously (and most likely) take up to 32gb, since I doubt that they would start off mismatching the slots with inadequate amounts of ram in it's half full equation. However, one thing is for certain - and that is that this isn't a guaranteed answer, as one can only be for 100% certain by knowing EXACTLY what mother board is in this PC, but I would highly bet on it being up-gradable to 32gb.

16Gb enough of run games if you more load on your then just upgrade 8 go only save don’t spend a lot of money

Yes you can, just added 2 more 8gb ram modules today 08/27/2020 no issues.

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I called IBuyPower today. They said It has 4 slots, can be expanded to 64gb, BUT nothing above 2666 speed. Least thats as of now. Stuff changes, and said they can't say all the parts because it varies depending on stock, but since it's new gave me that much. Also said currently using Asrock B365M Dunno if that helps anyone. Other info AGAIN said they can only say because its new and don't have multiple builds of it yet, later it'll vary more, BUT as of now... Adata XPG 2 8gb 1 TB WD Blue 7200 6/gb (3.5") 1 480 Adata SU630 (2.5") PSU generic 500W Cooler Intel (recommended 120 mm H60 IF you upgrade) Space to add a single M.2 1 3.5" and 1 2.5" No drive bays Again this was off phone conversation, can't guarantee any of it, but if it helps anyone great.
Answered by Shay 5 years ago
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The RAM of this unit cannot be expanded.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 5 years ago
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The notherboard has 4 ddr4 slots however im not sure how much it is capable of using at once. If i had to guess it could probably support up to 32 gb but you wont need more than 16 very often if ever
Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago
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You'd have to know the motherboard to know how much ram it supports. The unit does have 4 memory slots for memory but without knowing the motherboard, it's hard to say.
Answered by Matt 5 years ago
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I had my doubts, but it does support 64gb as my research revealed, and the highest ram it supports is 2666. 2666/(1333mhz) is in this pc . I also found out (through my CPU-z) that the ram is manufactured by Samsung and the actual modules - a company named Apacer Technology.
Answered by RebelXD 5 years ago
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I'm gonna have to go out on a limb here and assume that if it is already installed with 16gb which takes up two slots, and has two open slots remaining, that it would obviously (and most likely) take up to 32gb, since I doubt that they would start off mismatching the slots with inadequate amounts of ram in it's half full equation. However, one thing is for certain - and that is that this isn't a guaranteed answer, as one can only be for 100% certain by knowing EXACTLY what mother board is in this PC, but I would highly bet on it being up-gradable to 32gb.
Answered by RebelXD 5 years ago
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16Gb enough of run games if you more load on your then just upgrade 8 go only save don’t spend a lot of money
Answered by Chik0 4 years ago
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which did you specifically buy
Answered by GocTAser76 5 years ago
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Yes you can, just added 2 more 8gb ram modules today 08/27/2020 no issues.
Answered by GePat 5 years ago
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