Is it possible to put 32GB of RAM in a laptop if the specification says max 16GB?

Question

Iron

Acer aspire vn7-591g-700d laptop. The specifications say max 16GB. 16GB is already there, they are not enough (wife works with 3ds max, very heavy scenes). Memory sticks exist and are 16GB each. Why can't they be placed? What is the reason for this limitation?

Answer 1

Is it possible to load a stone of 2 tons into the car? The specification says that only 1 ton is possible, but there are stones of 2 tons?
I think the point is clear.
Although you can try - it is unlikely that you will break something.
The limitation is connected with the BIOS, with the bridge and other internal things - they simply do not know how to address such volumes.

Answer 2

Perhaps they wrote about the old BIOS version.
Update and try.
In the store immediately, so as not to return if it does not fit.

Answer 3

well, yes, none, even in the bus and the restriction process,
if the specification forbids it, it won’t work, it just won’t boot

Answer 4

You can put it, I allow it, but it will either not work at all, or it will see the maximum 16, this is how it goes.

Answer 5

If you have the financial means, you can try. will not work - return the memory to the seller. 14 days return without reason.
but don't expect too much. there may be hardware castration and therefore the laptop will not work with such a volume.
But in general, given the prices, is it not to sell a laptop and not to buy it with the proceeds, plus those that have a more productive laptop for 32 gigabytes of memory? especially if 3D max as a means of earning money, then it would take place in the direction of mobile workstations from dell to look at and buy on credit.

Answer 6

I will announce it as for a small one (although it’s not so there, but you will understand the principle) -
16 G require 160 wires.
32 G are connected via 168 wires.
Your computer only has 160.
Eight is missing.
Will not work.

Answer 7

Recode
https://www.google.ru/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instan...
but first it would be correct to determine where the problem is - in the file or in the environment settings (maybe the browser does not display the data correctly, but the data is correct)
to do this, you need to
a) open other files and see if everything is fine there. If so, it is highly likely that you need to recode the file
b) open the same and other files using another means, for example, by connecting to the server via ssh or downloading it to your local computer. In the latter case, you should remember that if your OS is windows, it may expect a win1251 encoded file, but rather utf8 on the server