Can the RAM be upgraded to DDR4 3200MHz null

Depends on the variant of model. Look at the spec sheet on MSI web site. There is a number after the Stealth G66 The first number, is the generation of the chip although this is better in stated in other MSI product lines as the 1st number. After that, I have no idea how they use numbers in their naming scheme. So based on the model variant you could get: Different speed monitor (144 Hz, 240 Hz, 300Hz) Some models will come with Win 10 Pro instead of Home. Some models will have larger storage drive or more pre-installed RAM. Most models have RAM with 2666 speed, but some models have 3200 MHz. BB is selling the Stealth GS66-044 (or 10SE-44) so it's 10th Gen Intel processor 144 Hz screen, Windows 10 Home, 512 Gb SSD, 16 Gb RAM (2x8) at 2666 MHz So while you can get a GSS Stealth with 3200 MHz speed, I don't think you can put that in this model. You would need to stick to 2600 MHz speed

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Depends on the variant of model. Look at the spec sheet on MSI web site. There is a number after the Stealth G66 The first number, is the generation of the chip although this is better in stated in other MSI product lines as the 1st number. After that, I have no idea how they use numbers in their naming scheme. So based on the model variant you could get: Different speed monitor (144 Hz, 240 Hz, 300Hz) Some models will come with Win 10 Pro instead of Home. Some models will have larger storage drive or more pre-installed RAM. Most models have RAM with 2666 speed, but some models have 3200 MHz. BB is selling the Stealth GS66-044 (or 10SE-44) so it's 10th Gen Intel processor 144 Hz screen, Windows 10 Home, 512 Gb SSD, 16 Gb RAM (2x8) at 2666 MHz So while you can get a GSS Stealth with 3200 MHz speed, I don't think you can put that in this model. You would need to stick to 2600 MHz speed
Answered by SmilinDanny 4 years ago
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Yes you can.
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