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Lenovo Yoga 500-14 RAM upgrade

Just a quick glance of the internals and how you can open the back-cover. For any other information post your questions below and I'll be happy to help you.

Lenovo Yoga 300 HD Laptop Hands on Review

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Voltaire Cabalan commented on 16 Aug 2015

brother i plan to buy a laptop or notebook core i3 or i5 can you guide me please. and what is different between notebook and laptop? i wait your response thank you :-)

Voltaire Cabalan commented on 04 Nov 2015

+Colum Devlin thnk u bro

Colum Devlin commented on 03 Nov 2015

+Voltaire Cabalan Notebooks generally have a weaker processor intel Atom etc, Smaller screen and are more portable. However, they have their own advantages depending upon your circumstances. Laptops vary from gaming laptops to word processing laptops which are for basic surfing etc. It really depends, upon your budget. for £300 - 400 pounds you could get a core i5, 1 tb hdd and 4gb/8gb ram.

Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro base cover removal

Unlike the first generation Yoga, the Yoga 2 Pro has one mSATA slot instead of two. The base is pretty easy to remove, but be careful not to use excessive force.

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Daniel Ivanovskaya commented on 30 Sep 2015

What size torx screw driver did you use? A T5 only opened one screw, but it's too small for the rest.

medeiom commented on 30 Oct 2015

Not sure on the size, try a T4. I bought a torx set on ebay for $2 which worked great.

Ramiro Lopez commented on 27 Dec 2014

Hi i was wondering if there is a 2nd slot for a ssd? I know the newer one has one under the keyboard. But does this specific model in the video have a 2nd slot or just the one under the back panel?

Ramiro Lopez commented on 29 Dec 2014

Thank you so much that's what I thought. Sucks how they did not add a 2nd ssd slot. I don't know why they did away with it. This laptop is awesome and this would of put the cherry on top of it. Thanks again.

medeiom commented on 27 Dec 2014

There is no second SSD slot for the Y2P model. I'm not sure if the new Y3P has one, but the first generation Yoga does have a second SSD slot.I just use my SD card slot for expansion. You can have a 256GB micro SD flushed, but not as fast as an SSD.

Lenovo ThinkPad YOGA 15

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Lenovo Y50 RAM upgrade

Installing 8 GB DIMMS to replace the 2x 4GB DIMMs that the Lenovo Y50 comes with.

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THERAZORKILLE Productions commented on 12 Aug 2015

It sucks that they didn't put an M.2 or even an mSATA slot in this thing. I was considering getting one and running an SSD for OS and applications and the HDD for documents, pictures, Steam library, etc.

Uk Gamer commented on 04 Oct 2015

+THERAZORKILLE Productions Oh ok

THERAZORKILLE Productions commented on 04 Oct 2015

+Uk Gamer That's not M.2, it's MSATA. I have a Y580 as well.

Uk Gamer commented on 04 Oct 2015

+THERAZORKILLE Productions Thats weird I have the y580 and it has an m.2

Bix bix commented on 12 Jun 2015

hey, im planinig on upgrading my y50 gaming laptop's 8gb ram to 16gb ram, are the ram the same in the video? and do i need to reinstall windows after i put the ram inside?

greg eddy commented on 06 Jul 2015

+Bix bix the ram will be the same no reformatting of the hard drive is necessary

The Axis PoweR commented on 31 May 2015

what will the RAM improving? will it increase FPS and make it a powerful pc for gamming?

Unbeholden Mitrius commented on 23 Sep 2015

+Vision33r Well, yeah. Switching from really slow RAM to really fast RAM can still improve the framerate slightly, however, esp going from single to dual-channel. Just figured I'd point that out.

Vision33r commented on 21 Aug 2015

+The Axis PoweR Most games are still 32bit which means they can't use more than 4GB of memory and if you have 8GB which is enough to run the OS and the game, it is more than enough. Having more memory only helps the ability to multi-task multiple apps or 64bit apps can use more memory.

Dynek commented on 08 Jun 2015

+The Axis PoweR No problem ;) That's exactly what I thought when I was upgrading my first PC ages ago...

The Axis PoweR commented on 08 Jun 2015

+Dynek i'm a little bit disappointed because i added my old 2gb to my laptop It already has 8gb so my laptop has now 10gb, and i thought it do improve the frame rate of games or more powerful to deal with higher graphics of games. Thx for explanation btw!

Dynek commented on 08 Jun 2015

+The Axis PoweR RAM doesn't really affect gaming performance however, it may speed up some processes like video rendering or editing.

Lenovo Yoga 2 11 Review

Lisa Gade reviews the Lenovo Yoga 2 11 inch ultraportable 11.6" laptop. This is the smallest Yoga and it runs full Windows 8.1 64 bit (not RT) on a 2.16GHz ...

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Nathan D (BWNightwing) commented on 19 Sep 2015

I found one of these "Like New" for under $300 on Amazon. Would it be worth it for school and some light gaming? I know it'll run lighter games like Minecraft and some older emulators, but would it run something like a GameCube emulator? Thanks!

ShuffleToExpresss commented on 20 Sep 2015

as long as it isn't too demanding it should be okay, I just bought it for school, the i5 version

Kahlo kahlow commented on 15 Jun 2015

Anybody has a laptop with the same processor? I feel like going with pentium because i3 is way too expensive... Can the cpu with 4gb ram handle like 10 tabs in google chrome, with skype opened? How about gaming too. I usually play s4 league, but not everybody plays it so I'm not sure how it plays. Oh also, can it handle 1080p videos in youtube?

Asher woodman commented on 19 Jun 2015

+Kahlo kahlow league is okay about like 40 fps on everything low at 720p and csgo runs okay as long as there is not a lot of people. Multitasking is alright but 10 tabs in chrome will probably bog it down because of the ram limit.

Paulo Rodriguez commented on 15 May 2015

Between Lenovo Yoga 2, Acer Switch 11 and Dell inspiron 11 wich one would you recomend me for college use I like to do some photo editing in photoshop and some time use remote desktop

joethejokerTV commented on 15 Jun 2015

Well, if I were you I would go for a more powerful one. But Lenovo looks better of the 3

Kevin Goringe commented on 14 Mar 2015

Which would be better - a Pentium N3540 or Intel i3-4012Y processor on this model ?

Lazaro Neal commented on 01 Apr 2015

Probably the i3 because the n3530 CPU gets really hot because it turbo boost up to 2.55 ghz and because its also slow

Harky commented on 09 Mar 2015

I own a Yoga 2 11 Clementine. You have to get an SSD in this from day 1. The HDD is the main (and big) bottle neck in the whole unit. After that I was very pleased with my laptop. Removing the bottom cover was a piece of cake. Get T5 Torx head screw driver and preferably the thinner Samsung EVO SSD; however, the 7.1mm SSD I purchased fit with no issues.

Harky commented on 12 Oct 2015

It's 7.1mm (Ultra2 SSD). 9mm was incorrect. No issues with 7.1mm. Typing on the same laptop now.

buddhamic13 commented on 11 Oct 2015

+Harky a 9mm ssd fit in this? i thought the original hard drive is 5mm? planning on switching

Lenovo Yoga 2 11 and Yoga 2 13

The Lenovo Yoga 2 is also available in 11 and 13-inch models. The Yoga 2 11 is built around an 11.6-inch 1366x768 IPS touchscreen and includes an Intel Bay ...