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Hi guys. So I'm thinking about getting the RAM upgrade for the gl752, comes with a DDR4 2133Mhz 8GB ram, more concretely a SK Hynix, and I think they don't sell to public markets. So, given the fact I can't get the exactly same ram, I've been searching for one.
In the specs web, says it holds up a DDR4 2133 MHz SDRAM, but the term SDRAM is a thing I can't understand; SDRAM's are much bigger than the one this laptop is holding. Anyway, the port is a SODIMM. Here's a pic of my laptop I took when I was about to install the SSD;
http://i63.tinypic.com/152nls1.jpg
So, the one I lay my eye on;
http://www.kingston.com/dataSheets/HX421S13IB_8.pdf
About 40-60€. Does anyone know any other brand making this new DDR4 at a better quality/price?
Thanks!
All of AMD's current chips support DDR3 memory, however, some of them are restricted to 1,600MHz or 1,866MHz memory, while only a handful top out at 2,133MHz. Like Intel, these boards do support. It's possible to extract, replace, and upgrade the RAM inside the Synology DS218+. The process only requires a few steps, made easy by the intuitive design of the Network Attached Storage device.
In this guide I will show you how to remove Asus ZenBook 14 UX433FN bottom cover, I will also remove the SSD, battery, heatsink, cooling fan, speaker, touchpad, keyboard, palmrest, motherboard, and screen.
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It can be seen that the air inlet at the bottom is not really large, and the main air inlet should be on the other side of the LCD hinges. We also noticed that there is a small gap in the front of the fuselage, which also shows that the Asus ZenBook 14 UX433FN is a thin and light laptop that can support one-handed opening and closing.
The bottom case is fixed by 9 visible screws, but you need to pay attention to the screws under the two foot pads.
After removing 11 screws, insert a plastic thin tool under the bottom cover and slide the tool to unlock the latches that securing the bottom cover to the palm rest.
The internal layout of the Asus UX433FN is perfect; each part is neatly placed and has a high internal space utilization.
There is a metal piece on the battery to fix and protect the battery. This design is the first time I saw it in a thin and light laptop.
Since the battery occupies nearly half of the space inside, the battery capacity reaches 50 watts, which is relatively large in an ultrabook.
Disconnect the battery cable from the motherboard and remove the screws that secure the battery to remove the battery.
Under the battery, we can access the touchpad module and the keyboard cable, on the right side of the battery is M.2 SSD.
The size of the speaker is still relatively large, which can bring good sound effects.
The Asus ZenBook 14 UX433FN comes with a Western Digital 512GB NVMe M.2 SSD, which uses a multi-chip stack design, so the effective area of the board is quite small.
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Remove three screws that securing the touchpad and take out the touchpad.
The surface of the touch panel has a layer of glass, which can give users a very good touch feel.
Remove three screws and disconnect the fan cable from the motherboard, then take out the cooling fan.
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It can be seen that the fan is very thin, but the fan blade area is not small, so even a single CPU fan can bring considerable air volume.
The motherboard is divided into two parts by the fan, so there is a yellow cable to connect the two circuit boards.
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It is worth noting that the LCD hinge is securing on the motherboard, and it is also securing the LCD cable.
The LCD hinge on the right side not only the securing the circuit board, but also securing the heatsink module. So we need to remove the LCD hinge before we can continue the disassembly work.