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I can't see why not? My Precision 7750 came with 8GB RAM. I've first bought 4x32GB of Corsair but it didn't like them. I've returned it and went for Crucials. It runs like that without a hitch for 4 years now and I've saved over 1k EUR. From now on, all of my RAM will by Crucial. I'm building a desktop (my first for almost 10years, not counting thexones I've built for my customers) and it will have 4x64GB of Crucial Pro.

On CAMM2 module pricing: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ram/crucial-is-selling-64gb-lpcamm2-micron-memory-modules-for-dollar330 https://liliputing.com/camm2-standard-approved-for-up-to-128gb-of-speedy-removable-memory-modules/ So we have a price range. I'm certainly planning on getting the smallest possible RAM from Dell and then buying modules on my own to max it out. I did it with 7750, and it saved me over 1k EUR.

My 7750 is getting really old. Still going strong though (Dell had replaced 90% of the unit at the end of the warranty period. I love it). I'd love me a 18" battlestation. And more than my current 128GB of RAM would also be lovely! CAMM2 is looking to me more like a SCAMM ME 2. But I digress. My new powerbank can output up to 250W through 2 USB-C's. Would be really nice to be able to finally drop the 600g brick of a PSU, and carry only one (I now carry 120W USB-C, 240W Alienware Gan PSU and the monster Anler A1340, and I'm not getting any younger. The price could be an issue too, because l don't have any corporate overlords to pay for mine.