ZC-700G All-in-One - Is 8GB really the max RAM?

oldsports

Hi - I recently upgraded a ZC-700G All-in-One computer for a small non-profit I volunteer for. Since the CPU is soldered onboard, the only things I could do was upgrade the HD to SSD and add more RAM. I susbtituted the 4GB stick that was onboard with 2 x 4GB sticks that I had since they were a matched set. I clean-installed Windows 10 64-bit on the SSD and the computer came to life.

I have read online that the ZC-700G maxes out at 8GB, but I am wondering if that is truly the case. Online posts said that there was only one RAM slot but I found two of them when I opened the case. As mentioned above, there are now two 4GB RAM sticks installed and the computer recognizes them and runs fine. Is 8GB RAM really the max or could I install two 8GB sticks and get to 16GB? Do I need to update the BIOS to get it to recognize 16GB?

Thanks!

StevenGen

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/680185/zc-700g-all-in-one-is-8gb-really-the-max-ram

I'm afraid 8GB is the max total of this AIO desktop, the CPU that this AIO is specified with the Celeron® N3150 has Intel specs of Max Memory Size (dependent on memory type) at max 8GB with DDR3L-1600 type ram and that is it and you can’t increase the max total to 16GB at 2x 8GB DDR3L-1600 as it won't work. You have upgraded this AIO perfectly, so leave it alone as that is its max upgradable potential.