mylaptop is 2020 G14, BestBuy model, so it is 16GB RAM (8+8) dual, so only one slot is can be upgradeable. Of course, Asus specs says max RAM supported is 24GB - so 8+16 is the way go. But anything above 24GB, seems like impacting performance and possibly loosing "dual" channel support. Itall depends on what you plan on using the primary machine for and what you plan on using the VM for. If I had to guess, you'll probably want a minimum 16GB RAM. maxfra • 2 yr. ago. Should be okay, allocating a maximum of 4gb to the vm. More ram would be better, just might be a little laggy. darklightedge • 2 yr. ago. Oneof the easiest, and perhaps most noticeable, upgrades you can make to your laptop is to upgrade the RAM. Adding more RAM can allow you to run more software, open more tabs in Inthe Tech Specs page, you can find the Memory and Storage specification in the Memory as well as Storage section. Memory ⑤: It can be expanded up to 16GB. There is 8GB Onboard memory which cannot be replaced, and the SO-DIMM memory (memory module) can be expanded up to 8GB; SSD(Solid state drive) ⑥: It can support up to 512GB M.2 NVMe Mostpeople upgrade from 32-bit computing to 64-bit computing to blow through the 4GB RAM limit, but how far can you blow through that limit once you've entered into the realm of 64-bit computers?Today's Question & Answer session comes to us courtesy of SuperUser—a subdivision of Stack Exchange, a community-driven grouping of Q&A web sites. Youcan even use the available 4 GB DIMMs for more memory such that you have: A1 &A2 =16 GB. A4 &A5 = 4GB. B1 &B2 = 16 GB. B4 &B5 = 4GB. Otherwise, for optimal configuration with the current DIMMs, you should have: A1 =16 GB, A4 = 4 GB and B1 =16 GB, B4 = 4 GB which gives you total memory capacity of 40 GB. .

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