05-05-2012 02:45 PM - last edited on 03-06-2024 09:04 PM by ROGBot
05-05-2012 03:59 PM
MarshallR wrote:
These two above will be populated first, at the factory, meaning if you buy an G75VW with 8GB DDR3 but later want 12GB or 16GB, dropping in one or two extra 4GB SO-DIMMs is a perfectly warranty-safe upgrade as this requires simply opening the base as described above. However, if you require upgrading all four SO-DIMM slots, this can only be done by unscrewing all visible screws on the base, removing the battery and optical drive, then gently separating the the motherboard tray from the keyboard. Evidently this process is not designed to be user upgradable, but if you feel you are technically adept and accept that you will not be able to return the notebook at a later date, it can be done.
05-05-2012 04:10 PM
fuzon1337 wrote:
Haha I didn't notice that you wrote "Ass" in the title, my brain corrected it ^^ 😛
For me it sounds like you already have 2 RAM sticks with 4GB on, so you can easly upgrade to 12 or 16..... If you want to try out more RAM then you probably have to disassemble your notebook to reach the 2 RAM sticks under the KB (and install Win7 pro to read more then 16GB RAM)
Upgrading the G75vw by MarshallR take a look at that article, perhaps that can answer some questions for you if you're stuck 🙂
05-05-2012 04:16 PM
Daylife wrote:
Hmmm so if you buy the BestBuy version will the RAM be on the easy to access slots or the harder under the keyboard area?
05-05-2012 04:21 PM
fuzon1337 wrote:
As I quoted MarshallR from his article: "These two above will be populated first" if I have not misunderstood this sentence, then it should be very easy to upgrade the notebook with more RAM if needed.
EDIT: The RAM slots under the KB will be populated first from factory, if you buy the notebook with 8GB RAM then the slots under the notebook is available, and you can install more RAM without issues 🙂
05-05-2012 04:16 PM
Holy wrote:
it should be on the harder to get to part.
05-05-2012 04:43 PM