Windows 10: WMIC gives maxcapacity 0

HiI am using an ESC H55H-M motherboard with an i7-875k CPU. Currently has 8GB RAM but I am wondering if I can upgrade to 16GB with 2 Samsung 8GM DDR3 1333 RAM?Thanks,Stanley Ang

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Question regarding WMIC

I'm looking to upgrade my laptop RAM (ASUS X441BA), so I want to check my capacity first.

I typed in on cmd:

wmic memphysical get MaxCapacity, MemoryDevices

I got the output

MaxCapacity MemoryDevices

4194304 2

What does this mean?

Do I have 4194304 kilobytes (4.1GB) to fit in within 2 slots, or Do I have 4.1GB per slot? I have two conflicting informations about this.

 

Why "wmic memphysical get maxcapacity" outputs zero value?

I have an old model laptop (Sony Vaio VGN-CR35G) and it has an intel core 2 duo T8100 processor. It runs on windows 10 and I want to use it for coding. It has two slots of ram and currently both has 1gb in it. I wanted to know if it is advisable for me to buy additional ram for it, and my problem is because it is an old model laptop aging for more or less a decade, I wanted to know it's maximum ram capacity. I did found some solution online saying that I can use cmd to see the information I needed using "wmic memphysical get maxcapacity" but it outputs zero value and I cannot be able to find the reason why. What should I do?

 

Maximum RAM Capacity shows '0' in windows command prompt

I want to check up my maximum RAM Capacity in command prompt, so I use this code 'wmic memphysical get maxcapacity' the result is '0'. How to know the max capacity of RAM for Sony laptop