RAM Upgrade for Laptop

[IndirectX]

I'm might be this laptop: "MSI GF63 Thin, Intel Core i7-11800H, 40CM FHD 144Hz Gaming Laptop (16GB/512GB NVMe SSD/Windows 11 Home/Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050, GDDR6 4GB/Black/1.8Kg), 11UC-1293IN" soon, but I had a few questions

 

1. What is the name and brand of the RAM?

2. Is XMP available?
3. How many fans does it have? Can the speed of the fans be changed (exact RPM)?

4. Is the storage ab M.2 SSD? If yes, can it be upgraded to a 1TB M.2 SSD?

 

Thanks

[aisle9]

1. You're going to have to open it up and find out. This isn't the sort of thing published in consumer manuals, or even technical manuals. The answer is frequently, "whoever's selling it for the lowest price".
2. That's dependent upon the answer to question 1.
3. Have you looked at a picture of this laptop?
4. Have you read a single article, a single review, or, hell, even the Amazon listing for this laptop?

[IndirectX]

59 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

1. You're going to have to open it up and find out. This isn't the sort of thing published in consumer manuals, or even technical manuals. The answer is frequently, "whoever's selling it for the lowest price".
2. That's dependent upon the answer to question 1.
3. Have you looked at a picture of this laptop?
4. Have you read a single article, a single review, or, hell, even the Amazon listing for this laptop?

 

Yea thanks man (ill find out)

[porina]

To find the ram you can also run software. CPU-Z will report the model listed in the SPD. Thaiphoon Burner can give more details like the specific chips used.

 

XMP is pretty rare in laptops, more likely in higher end ones than the one described. You could simply look in the bios and see if any option exists.

[BiotechBen]

In the majority of laptops I've used, RAM speed is a non-negotiable BIOS preset that you don't have access to. "The RAM runs at 3200 cl22 and ONLY 3200 CL 22, no more, no less"