upgrades ram ROG G752

adityaramadn

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Sep 11, 2016
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hello i need help i wantt to upgrades all ram g752
what g752 supports ram
-2666mhz
-2400mhz
what is already there who are trying to use ram in the frequency
 
Solution
This article by Asus should help you out.
Memory
Up to 64GB of DDR4 (2133 MHz) SO-DIMM memory is possible (four 16GB modules, two upgradeable by the user). Before handling memory, know that it is most susceptible to static electricity, wear a anti-static wristband or at least discharge yourself first. Below you can see two free slots, one is stacked on top of the other so make sure you install the bottom module first. Align the pins to make sure you have the module the right way up, insert the memory into the slot angled at about 30°, use your thumbs and press evenly on both sides to make sure the module goes all the way into the slot, finally, push the top of the module down towards the motherboard until both of...

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This article by Asus should help you out.
Memory
Up to 64GB of DDR4 (2133 MHz) SO-DIMM memory is possible (four 16GB modules, two upgradeable by the user). Before handling memory, know that it is most susceptible to static electricity, wear a anti-static wristband or at least discharge yourself first. Below you can see two free slots, one is stacked on top of the other so make sure you install the bottom module first. Align the pins to make sure you have the module the right way up, insert the memory into the slot angled at about 30°, use your thumbs and press evenly on both sides to make sure the module goes all the way into the slot, finally, push the top of the module down towards the motherboard until both of the locks on the sides click into place. Repeat the process for the other module.

If we were to get into proper detail you're going to need to share your Laptop's Model number. All you did is share your laptop's series number. There should a 2~7-digit alphanumeric and alphabetical code followed by the series number i.e Asus ROG G752XX-XXXX where the X's represent the digits.
 
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Titan
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Erm, I'm kind of speechless about this...you responded to your own thread 4 months since my post.

The screen bleed should be taken care of at the service center itself. In fact is the service center you've visited a certified establishment? It's not uncommon to have screen bleed on a laptop when repairs are done with parts not meant for your unit.