Lenovo YOGA 730 13" Teardown

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Veröffentlicht: 18/08/18
  • Kommentare: 9

Lenovo YOGA 730 13" Teardown

Veröffentlicht: 18/08/18

Teardown

Einleitung

CPU: i5-8250U

Chipset: Kaby Lake R

Memory: SK Hynix 8GB (soldered)

Hard Drive: SK Hynix NVMe 256GB SSD

Graphics: Integrated Intel® UHD Graphics 620

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9 Kommentare

Guten Tag. könnten Sie mir bitte sagen. wo man ein Ersatzscharnier rechts für das Modell Lenovo Yoga 730-13IKB , Core i5-8250U, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD (81CT0023GE) finden kann? Danke im Voraus für Ihre Antwort.

Iurie Ciobanu -

Why didn’t you completly pull the board out and show the cpu? Is it removable and upgradable?

Braheem Hazeem (Grumpy Wolf) -

Most laptop cpu’s are soldered to their contacts. There’s very few models of laptop’s that will have removable cpu’s in the consumer market.

Matthew Dixon -

I’ve the yoga 30 13 inch FHD touchscreen. Anyone know if the 40 pin connector on the board would support a UHD touchscreen upgrade?

JT Cen -

Teardown to me mean you strip it completely down to loose parts. This did not help me at all with removing the screen to replace hinges. This “teardown” is something a rookie should have made. I expect better ifixit.

bw_b_dub -

Which one's the keyboard cable? Certain keys are only intermittently working. I think my keyboard connector might be loose.

S I -

TP = Touch Pad

KB = Keyboard

PW = Power

IT FIX -

Photos are in really low quality. It would be awesome to be able to read the text in the ram chips :(

Anibal Montano -

The “unboxing” portion was completely irrelevant… and a waste of time. Why do so many people think the unboxing is such a monumental event to document and publish…? Aside from that, I totally cringe each time I see purported professionals touching computer components with their bare fingers; this is especially so with the chips. Fingerprints contain corrosive elements that will “eat into” a component.

calbear70 -