Title: Exploring and Upgrading a Lenovo Legion T5 Desktop
Model: Lenovo Legion T5, machine type 90NC
Guide:
- Accessing the Interior:
- Simon begins by removing four screws (two on one side, two on the other) with a Phillips screwdriver to open the side panel exposing the motherboard.
- Internal Components Overview:
- Exhaust Fan: Located at the rear, it expels hot air from the case.
- CPU and Heatsink: The CPU’s heat is directed downwards to the heatsink.
- RAM Slots: Four slots are available, with two currently occupied, including one third-party Corsair RAM.
- Graphics Card: A GTX 1650 is installed.
- M.2 Drive: Contains the system’s primary information.
- Hard Drive: A secondary storage drive.
- Power Supply: Located in the case.
- Wi-Fi Card: Positioned within the case.
- Intake Fans: Two fans are located at the front.
- Graphics Card Upgrade:
- Simon removes the GTX 1650 and discusses upgrading to a more powerful GPU, considering the power supply’s capability (6-pin and 8-pin connectors).
- RAM Upgrade:
- The existing DDR4 RAM modules (8GB each) can be upgraded to enhance performance, up to a maximum of 32GB (8GB x 4 slots).
- M.2 Drive Upgrade:
- Simon demonstrates how to replace the M.2 drive and suggests cloning the existing drive to a new one for increased storage.
- Additional Upgrades and Maintenance:
- Simon mentions the possibility of replacing intake and exhaust fans, changing the power supply, and adding additional storage (2.5-inch SSD or 3.5-inch HDD).
- The Wi-Fi card and CMOS battery can also be replaced if needed.
Conclusion:
- Simon concludes by encouraging viewers to like and subscribe for more helpful videos. He invites viewers to ask questions in the comments, assuring them that he reads and responds to queries.
Summary: The video serves as a useful guide for users of the Lenovo Legion T5 desktop, offering detailed steps for accessing and upgrading various components like the graphics card, RAM, and storage drives. Simon’s explanations and demonstrations make it a valuable resource for those looking to enhance their desktop’s performance or undertake routine maintenance and replacements.
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