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I finally decided to write to ASUS support and the answer is that there are only 2 memory slots. So, the crucial scanner was right, actually. Thank you, mta for all of your answers!

Oh, thank you a lot! The current ram memories - since you asked - are the one which existed during the purchase of the laptop, that is, August of 2016. You mean I have to choose the same brand of ram (Sasmung 8GB x2 2133Mhz latency I don't remember since I am at work now), right? Yes, the same brand is difficult along with same latency and frequency. I didnt know though that it will not work if you haven't everything same as far as the memory slots are concerned. So, thanks for your important advice!

Guys, I am trying desperately to understand how many slots my PC has because I want to upgrade my current RAM memory from 2x8GB that I have right now to 32GB. Thus I am trying to understand if U should buy 2 more RAMS of 8GB each, or 2x16GB and replace them with the ones that I have now. After all, I installed Speccy and I see the following picture on it (attached files). I have the following question: Should I look at number of SPD modules or number of memory slots? Can you answer me responsibly how i could upgrade to 32GB taking advantage of the slots I have? Some tests I did: 1. online scan tool from crucial says I have 2 slots for memory 2. task manager of windows 10 64 bit says I have used 2 out of 4 memory slots. 3. Speccy on the attached. 4. CPUZ: 4 slots