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Every computer manufacturer publishes the maximum RAM that can be installed on their system. This is usually based on what was the maximum RAM available at the time.  If 32GB was the biggest module available then the notebook was given a maximum RAM of 64GB (2 x 32GB). Now we have 48GB DDR5 notebook RAM...does that mean you can upgrade to 96GB of RAM? In the current range of DDR5 notebooks, this maximum is usually 32GB or 64GB. Two 16GB modules or two 32GB modules is the standard maximum. For desktop systems it is a bit different, you have more...

Detailed information about all M.2 SSD form factors, including a large list of compatible Ultrabooks, notebooks and desktop systems.   Looking for help with XP941/SM951/SM961/960 Evo/Pro compatibility information for your laptop/NUC/desktop or motherboard? Jump straight to it. This post is an attempt to dispel any confusion around the new M.2 SSD format, and has been developed as a resource for RamCity staff, customers and anyone else with an interest. A special mention needs to go Kent Smith of LSI. This blog post he wrote helped clarify some of the finer points contained here. Installing Windows on the Samsung XP941 / SM951...