Find it a bit puzzling that no M2 SSD is included.
They all have 2 M2 PCIe Gen 3 slots and 1 2.5" SATAIII slot. How they are filled is what changes. Mine came with 1x256GB M2 NVMe SSD and 1x1TB 7200rpm spinner.
A for the ram there are only two ways to tell. Buy one then you will know or look further into the specs and see what it says about upgradeable to. If is says 16GB then you have 2x4GB. If it says 24GB then you have 1x8GB stick. That spec is assuming you wont open up the machine to access the non user serviceable area. In the end if you do (which voids your warranty) you can upgrade to 64GB with 4x16GB sticks.
The model DH72 I have which is a US Model has this different from yours 4GB Vram, 32GB DDR4 2133 upgradeable to 64GB, Intel AC8260 wireless card, 256GB M2 SSD and a Bluray.
Really blows my mind how much these machines differ from region to region. One thing about yours that blows my mind is the 8GB 980M graphics with the 6700HQ CPU. In this region if you get the flagship model with 8GB VRAM also means the 6820HK CPU and 64GB RAM and they are a bit misleading on the SSD. The page says 512GB SSD but it doesnt specify exactly how you are going to get that. Instead of a single 512GB you get 2x256GB, or at least thats what has been reported so far from the users who have posted here and bought that model.
They all have 2 M2 PCIe Gen 3 slots and 1 2.5" SATAIII slot. How they are filled is what changes. Mine came with 1x256GB M2 NVMe SSD and 1x1TB 7200rpm spinner.
A for the ram there are only two ways to tell. Buy one then you will know or look further into the specs and see what it says about upgradeable to. If is says 16GB then you have 2x4GB. If it says 24GB then you have 1x8GB stick. That spec is assuming you wont open up the machine to access the non user serviceable area. In the end if you do (which voids your warranty) you can upgrade to 64GB with 4x16GB sticks.
The model DH72 I have which is a US Model has this different from yours 4GB Vram, 32GB DDR4 2133 upgradeable to 64GB, Intel AC8260 wireless card, 256GB M2 SSD and a Bluray.
Really blows my mind how much these machines differ from region to region. One thing about yours that blows my mind is the 8GB 980M graphics with the 6700HQ CPU. In this region if you get the flagship model with 8GB VRAM also means the 6820HK CPU and 64GB RAM and they are a bit misleading on the SSD. The page says 512GB SSD but it doesnt specify exactly how you are going to get that. Instead of a single 512GB you get 2x256GB, or at least thats what has been reported so far from the users who have posted here and bought that model.
The last one you just described sounds like a DH72 with 8GB VRAM and an extra 256GB SSD.
I'm actually a bit jealous that you guys have so many options there. We have 3. two with the 4GB VRAM and one with 8GB. Both 4GBVRAM models have the 6700HQ. One is stripped down to bare minimum, the other isnt. The the 8GB VRAM model as the flaship that is fully loaded. Price points of USD $!1999, $2599 then if you even whisper 8GB VRAM the price jumps to $3499.
What I would like to have been offered here is the DH78K with just a 128GB SSD and 8GB RAM and no spinner HDD as I always pull the SSD and the RAM anyhow and replace it with something else and the spinner HDD gets pulled with a SATA III SSD installed in its place.
I'm actually a bit jealous that you guys have so many options there. We have 3. two with the 4GB VRAM and one with 8GB. Both 4GBVRAM models have the 6700HQ. One is stripped down to bare minimum, the other isnt. The the 8GB VRAM model as the flaship that is fully loaded. Price points of USD $!1999, $2599 then if you even whisper 8GB VRAM the price jumps to $3499.
What I would like to have been offered here is the DH78K with just a 128GB SSD and 8GB RAM and no spinner HDD as I always pull the SSD and the RAM anyhow and replace it with something else and the spinner HDD gets pulled with a SATA III SSD installed in its place.
