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‎05-11-2020 07:27 AM - edited ‎05-11-2020 07:30 AM

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Product: HP Zbook X2 G4
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi,

I'm running into an issue, I have 16GB (2x8GB) in my Zbook X2 G4 and I would like to upgrade to 32 (2x16GB)

This one looks without problems, but reading the docs I find it unclear weather it's possible or not to upgrade to 64GB (2x32GB).

I found the sticks so and on the main specs it says that it can be maxed at 64GB :

(link is : https://support.hp.com/th-en/document/c05848858#AbT6)

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But then in the "real" docs, it says it already maxes-out at 32GB :

(link is : http://h20195.www2.hp.com/v2/GetDocument.aspx?docname=c05386169 )

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So what document is saying the truth ? or what am I misunderstanding ?

 

Just to say, I know what that much memory implies > overkill.

But that's just to understand, because the max memory is always something that people watches, I find that the number displayed should be the right one, at least it should be clear if yes or no you can upgrade it as you would expect following the specifications.

Thanks !

 

 

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