Most laptops support memory remapping—here's how to check.

Boot into your BIOS and look for an option called Memory Remapping, Above 4G Decoding, or Memory Hole Remapping. That’s the toggle that lets the system address RAM beyond the soldered capacity.

If your laptop was made in the last 5–7 years it probably has this setting. It’s usually under Advanced or Chipset menus. Some manufacturers hide it—check the manual or search your model + “BIOS memory remap” to see if it’s there but disabled by default. If you don’t see any of those names, the hardware likely doesn’t