I am trying to purchase a new laptop and want to put in more RAM manually and the model I'm looking at (Here's the link) says the memory is nonexpandable.
I assumed this meant that there isn't some easily accessible slot, so Toshiba doesn't want you messing around with it. But with a little know-how and a small enough screwdriver, you can get at the slots and upgrade.
However, when I asked the gentleman at best buy, he said that the advertised 4GB RAM is the maximum the motherboard can handle. So I'm not sure if that's true or if that's just something he has to say. Reviews online say that people put in more memory just fine so I'm very confused and don't want to buy it if I can't put at least 8GB of RAM in.
How can I know how much "a motherboard can handle"?