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I have one in my 2nd slot with not issues at all mine is a G752VY but MB is pretty much the same

You need to match exactly your current RAM Speed Timing and voltage, if you have two open slots the add a pair 4GB , GB8 GB16. install in matched pairs Regardless of the route you select.

Very cool great post should be helpful to a lot of G752 users and thanks for the links.

Very nice why the two different sinks? and what holds these in place

Well list your model exactly usually one of the user here will have or upload one that you can download and eSupport folder that is . Actual revovery is just windows 10 image, True Asus is no help...

I agree that they should but they don't most other manufacture are not either. I think there thinking is with windows 10 it mostly not needed.
I personally learned earlier on that the recover option...

Yes I believe that you do need to connect it to the small black PCIe connector. all the connectors are PCIe just different bandwiths.
I found this and it may help you to m.2 ssd in asus bios. Enter...

While you are repasting have a good look at how your heat sinks all of them are setting on your CPU and GPU it seems with the G752 line the heat sinks in some cases are not perfectly flat on the...

Not sure what you mean by PCIex, but it goes into on my MB 2nd from the bottom 4X Slot The 2 upper 16x slots are for Video cards and any of the slots below those tow will work including the one in...

I don't remember any settings that turn on or off PCIe slots a SATA expansion card should only need 4 x slot Shouldn't be an issue you may need to install software driver for it however?
the ones I...

I think you'll need to borrow a external DVD, I don't think you can convert the data across the multiple DVD to a USB Chip.
That said you could try just copy the data from each DVD to the USB Thumb...

Asus hasn't made a DVD or USB Key with OS for quite some time. From at least the G75 on you needed to create your own DVD Set or USB this would all occur when you first turn on your new notebook.

I would be interested in the correct thickness pad for the m.2 SSD

As a non expert working with Liquid Metal use at your own risk you have been warned.
Sounds like your factory paste has failed and possible your heatsink are not making 100% contact when have the...

I would avoid Liquid metal unless your expert with applications you can destroy your motherboard with this stuff. Seems from the multiple forums I participate in that Kryonaut seems to be the most...

Yea change your DNS Server
Google for provider there are several free use DNS servers, you would do this on your Router see Router instruction for how.
I personally use Open DNS a paid for service

here it is, update at your own risk, https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 many issues with this upgrade to 2004 for notebooks. Be sure to create a full OS Drive image before...

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
I would be very cautious about installing 2004 lots of people are still having issue with it. if your going for the upgrade be sure to...

I never updated my G75, too many bad experience and not much to gain. If all is working why take the chance.

Yes your system came in UEFI/GPT and your SATA was probably RAID. There should have been no MBR drives. So yes you'll need to Reinstall windows
This first sticky at the top will be your guide to...

Windows boot manager sould be your first boot option.
ou can try spamming the Esc key on booting that will open a one time boot menu selecitng your SSD should get up and running again. If your SSD...

I'll back off since I don't have a 751, I', familiar with the USB C Port carrying Thunderbolt my 752 does and it shows up in my device manager. I also have a mini DP I have never used. From what your...

Well I quite disagree that all version of USB 3.0 are equal to USB 2.0. Since the implication of USB 3.1 which was promised with USB 3.0 is now incorporated in to USB 3.0 5 GBS is technically...

Here is a google search for G75 Dissemble,

Actuall you your choice is really RAID or AHCI you still want to run in UEFI GPT mode. The other replies explain RAID set ups. Most Asus notebook come set up in RAID mode with either 2 m.2 set up in...