Parts needed:
8GB Ram stick - any make will do good.
50.GXKN1.005 -- cable, this is the cable that you need to connect the ssd to the motherboard
60.GXKN1.002 -- caddy, this is the 2.5" special caddy for Acer Swift laptops.
You will also need tiny screws to hold the caddy in place in the predesignated areas. 3 screws at minimum.
I
used two screws from the back of my calculator as they fit perfectly.
The third screw you will need to use is already holding down another
part. You will need to remove that screw, DO NOT REMOVE THE PART THE
SCREW WAS HOLDING DOWN. Install the caddy and you will see how it fits
perfectly over the other part. Then put install that screw back in there
and now its holding down two parts as designed.
Installation:
Turns Laptop off
Unplug battery from motherboard and leave it there for now. Also remove the screws for the battery.
Install
the caddy with the SSD or HDD inside it and have the ACER CABLE already
connected to the SSD before you screw it in place to make the
connecting easier.
Now remove the
battery by lifting it and holding it in your hands. That ACER CABLE for
the SSD will need to sit under the battery in order to be connected to
the motherboard properly. Connecting it above the battery will result in
the connector being at a angle and might not be good in long term.
Connect
the SSD to the mother while maintaining the design of the cable { the
way it naturally folds}. Place the battery back in place and now it
rests on top the ssd cable. Its safe. Screw the battery back in place.
DO NOT PLUG THE BATTERY IN TO THE MOTHER BOARD YET.
RAM
The
ram sits under this small rectangle silver box on the top right side
above the battery. Slowy pinch from the sides pull up, its being held by
clamps.
There is already a 4GB ram stick in place, slow pull out the clamps holding that stick down and remove the stick.
Install your 8GB ram stick and make sure those clamps are in place to hold the stick down
Place the cover back ontop. This is a bit tricky cuz it is held by its own clamps.
NOW CONNECT THE BATTERY INTO THE MOTHERBOARD
and now you have a upgraded laptop 
I
wanted this to be a reference post for users with the same laptop
incase they wondered the same question. Other variations of this model
allow the same upgrade
