You don't need to unplug the battery, you can "disable it for servicing" via the bios option. This will disable the battery and shutdown straight from bios, then re-enable the battery after you plug the laptop into a power supply.
Correct. Tried it just now when I switched out the RAM and added a 4TB drive. It's not possible to switch it on again until you plug the AC adapter back in. I highly doubt Lenovo would add this option if it didn't work.
To anyone reading this and struggling to get off the panel. It is a massive pain in the ass! START on the back of the laptop, next to where you’d plug in the charger and USB ports. You will find considerably more room to put a guitar pick/credit card there Once I got the back portion open it took all of 2 minutes to get the rest. No clips broken, it is very easy but start at the back of the laptop!!!
You speak the truth. (start at the back, and that it's a massive pain in the ass) Video poster is correct to say the laptop is tough, I got one corner mostly off and just pulled the panel off from there. Would also recommend going to the gizmosliptech video where he shows the back panel, it strangely includes the air vents and most of the ports. I managed to get it open in about 10 minutes with a guitar pick, mainly focused on the back. Pried it all off after getting maybe 6 clips or so off. Enjoy your laptop guys, take care of yourself.
yeah damn that is a PITA to get off! Second time getting into this laptop and i forgot to start at the back... scratched up my case with different tools trying to get in the crack. Bad design!
My store only sells the R9 one with 16 GB, and it says 0 out of 2 ports available, so must be 2 x 8 GB. lol. You always go for 2 of same amount, btw? And isn't it important to always use esd bracelet when handling the hardware?
Cool video thanks for sharing will be updating mine soon. I love the end. That had me laughing pretty good. lol I don’t care about your Vegan ass laptop, lol
Ha ha Great Video. Is a ram upgrade going to improve enough significantly to video edit. I've head different things. Will 5200HMZ work.???? It's the only ram I can get a hold of in 2 days and I need it fast to go on a trip. I know you loose a lot of speed when you use 2 sticks and Lenovo says 32 is max. Why would you use 5600 when I have head it slows to 4800???? That is a head scratcher. I'm no tech but I know a little and this puzzles me. Please let me know. Love your channel.,
First time you launch your laptop after ram upgrade will take a few minutes for ram to be properly recognized/initialized, whatever you call it. Important thing is not to freak out and wait, don't do any hard resets etc.
Just bought exactly this model from the Lenovo official outlet website (Legion Pro 7 16IRX8H - Type 82WQ). It's marked as certified refurbished. After installing Windows, the computer often freezes and restarts. Unfortunately, I live in Europe and don't have a warranty here. I started diagnosing this laptop myself, and I'm getting a lot of errors after running Memtest86. What do you think? Could the memory be damaged? There are two Samsung memory sticks, 16GB each, DDR5, 5600
Awesome video. I got the exact same ram. Waiting on my legion 7 with the 4090 to arrive another couple of weeks. Did the laptop registered the correct speeds? 5600hz with 40 c letency? That's the best ram I found for laptops, lowest letency
As far as I know there is none. Lenovo is a shit for brains company. I bought a Pro 7i and Slim 7i and have already given them bought to my two oldest grandchildren and ordered a Asus and Gigabyte. Both of which see and run the ram right.
I have several 64gb kits and none of them will run 5600Mhz speeds in this shit box china pos lappy. Lenovo cut it's nuts off. The cpu, controller and intel specs say it can run up to 128gb @ 6000Mhz. But Lenovo capped it off. I have the same lappy with a 4900. The bios is crap. Cant even find a button hack to get into the advanced bios setting so I can un cap it and make it work right with more ram. In a effort to stave off building a new water cooled desktop I bought this POS lappy and screwed myself. Eat shit and die Lenovo!!!!
Keyboard doesn’t really get hot. As for thermo throttle that’s true too. But only if laptop is flat on a table. Propping it up on a stand or on a laptop cooler makes a difference. No need to run cooler. Just as long it has a larger clearance for under its back.
Sorry, but I copy/pasted this from my comment on Shorts... I have a Legion 5 Costco edition (seriously! lol). Bought it to edit 4k, but haven't used it much because I've yet to decide on a new camera. If you're aware of this model (11th gen i7 10750H, GTX1660ti card, 16gb, 512 ssd), what do you think about it, and should it be good for a few more years? Thanks in advance!
I have this exactly laptop, and it is a beast! I just upgraded to 64gb. 32gb works perfectly for almost everything, is much more than enought for gaming or everything else. The only motherfucker that sucks all memory that it cans is After Effects.
@@antosouza9578 Nice vid. I fired Adobe a while ago to Filmora for the quick stuff and purchased the one-time $ DaVinci Resolve studio for more intense video editing. Wean myself off of Adobe, it sucks and I'll never look back. 😉
Broo .. Teh Apple has been soldering the MacBook SSDs ever since 2016 and overcharging 4x the price per TeraByte. they are also overcharging 2-3x for their RAM too which is also soldered on. Bro you are missing out on Paying a shit ton of money forever once you get in that ecosystem. Iss just pay and pay and pay =)). When yo SSD Fails .. you can't just replace it with any other SSD. Nah! That would be too easy. You take it to Apple and they'll replace your whole motherboard , RAM , CPU everything just cause one component ain't working, and they'll charge you 50% of what you paid for the whole damn machine =))) ain't that Fun and Right? Ain't that the way it SHOULD BE ?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!? KURVA APPLE BLYAT Nuclear missles on their HQ :X
What's the maximum ram it can handle? Just curious. I see a lot of these max out at around 64 gb. Could it be upgraded to 96gb or 128gb? Not that I'm going to lol, just curious. If i find a killer deal on 2x48gb i may though.
Some people say the "64GB max" that you can read everywhere are only because at the time of writing 32GB DIMMs were the largest, because technically, the CPU can handle RAM up to 128GB. Meaning that 2x48 should be working. But if you ask Lenovo they say that 32GB per slot is the maximum. However, even if it is the maximum now, maybe this will be fixed with a future BIOS update? If you try the 2x48GB please share your experience here, because I'd like to go for 96GB, too.
I have this exactly laptop, and just upgraded. 32gb works perfectly for almost everything, is much more than enought for gaming or everything else. The only motherfucker that sucks all memory that it cans is After Effects.
@@antosouza9578 I don't even get why AE needs so much RAM for caching the preview. Sometimes my 64GB are full with AE with a project that would be a single digit GBs even if I rendered it in uncompressed highest quality
@@Mettsemmel I just realized I replayed the wrong comment. 😂 But yep, I don’t get it either. Sometimes I have all Adobe pack + C4D open and everything works flawless with 32gb. But if I open Ae it starts to show the “low RAM” warning. 🤷🏻♂️
My problem was that I got defective RAM. Brand new, right out of he box. Thanks Kingston! They sent me new ones. I finally got it goin with 64GB of Kingston 5600 CL40. The Laptop now runs at 5200, smooth as butter. The RAM upgrade makes a huge difference in Adobe Premiere and After Effects.
Hi dude, I own the 4090 variant, I upgraded using the same RAM modules as you, however, when I navigate to the Task Manager, it states the RAM is only running at 4800, does your task manager confirm the 5600 speed?
@@nVuFilmsDo you know of any 64GB modules that will run native 5600 on this machine without XMP? I wonder if I purchase 2 x KVR56S46BD8-32 if it will run at 5600. *The SPD is programmed to JEDEC standard latency DDR5-5600 timing of 46-45-45 at 1.1V. I’m guessing it will perform better? The name Kingston “value” RAM is concerning me though. I guess it is a trade off between RAM Speed and CAS Latency. Any thoughts?
@@anthonysinclair 32GB is the max for 5600. This is a limitation of the bus and isn't something you can overcome with different or better RAM. You can add more RAM but it will be slower.
Hello there, hope you are well*can you stil confirm your legion is still working well with the 64go? Is it working at 5200 now? Couldnt really find an answer anywhere. Thx!!
@@TheGhostFella yes because it was 5600 jedec standard. The RAM I purchased is 5600 XMP. Lenovo doesn't support XMP so the ram falls back to it's jedec standard 4800
Dude, have you checked ram frequency and overall performance after upgrade? It seems that you have upgraded the laptop with the ram that it doesn’t support, it will work @4800ghz instead of 5600 and overall performance is gonna drop a lot. I’ve tried the same ram with the same laptop, performance drop was ~30% in tests.
@@alexron42 I did, that was the first thing to do after first start-up. Check forums, is well known issue, but I didn’t dig deep, and I don’t know if is solved already. I’ve returned ram in a shop back.
@@nVuFilms Every video I've watched and Lenovo says 4800mzh. Can you tell us why you think it's 5200. But even if it's 5200 why would you use the more expensive stuff. I myself did by the 5200 because that was all I could get fast. So I hope you are right. Please elaborate.
Just upgraded with the same 64GB kit. It runs at 5200MHz CL38 (checked with HWInfo64). Pretty nice! Latency is better than with 5600Mhz CL40 so there is neglible difference.
I have the 16 GB, 1 TB variant. Does anyone know if my variant only uses one RAM slot with a 1x16 GB stick instead of 2x8 GB ? If so, can I add another 32 GB stick with a 5600 Mhz?
İ want to buy LENOVO Legion Pro 7/Core i9-13900HX RTX4090, and it says max. Ram capacity is 32GB, is that true? İs it possible to use 2x32 GB (5600mhz)
I thought so too, but it was tested by few and 64 are as well recognised by the system. It seems it is an error of some sort by Lenovo when writing the specs sheet.
Well bad news fellas. I just upgraded my Legion 7i Pro and the RAM upgrade failed. I have the exact same laptop with the same specs. I used the same Kingston Fury Impact 64 GB RAM kit and no joy. Windows 11 crashes BSOD (Blue Screen) multiple times per day. At first all was fine. Windows showed the 64 GB at 5200Mhz speed. Then crashes started and became a daily occurrence. Did a support ticket with Lenovo. After multiple RAM tests, we determined that the RAM was not stable. Failed multiple Vantage and Windows memory tests. Even did a full blown MemTest86 test. FAILED. Took the Kingston RAM out and re-installed the stock 32 GB sticks and now all is stable. Passed every memory test. No more crashes. Contacted Kingston. They are going to do an exchange. We'll see if the new RAM sticks work. As of today I'm editing with my stock 32 GB RAM. Bummer... I'll keep you posted. Stay tuned.
@@nVuFilms I guess I’m just an unlucky white trash freak. Haha, probably just bad RAM. Or, I have that one laptop that’s a troublemaker, like me! We’ll see when the new sticks arrive. Still a great laptop for video editing and animation. I’ll keep it either way. Your recommendation was right on. This laptop is solid. I can always try the Crucial 64 GB RAM set. Or maybe the next bios update will help.
@@nVuFilms Check your memory speed. It’s not at 5600MTs after you did this upgrade. I did the same upgrade and it won’t run at full speed memory anymore.
@@TalonsTech 4800 right. CL of Kingston is 40 and CL of the original Hynix is 48. Even tho Hynix is 5600 the CL48 makes it a wash to the Kingston 64gb at 4800mhz. Apparently there is no XMP feature with Lenovo to unlock the 5600mhz in the Kingston ram.
As a meat eater McBook user i have to say hitting someone with space grade aluminum is high honor. You got to admit it felt nice lol But seriousy - don't hit people
You don't need to unplug the battery, you can "disable it for servicing" via the bios option. This will disable the battery and shutdown straight from bios, then re-enable the battery after you plug the laptop into a power supply.
Never trust software to do a hardware's job.
Oh cool
Correct. Tried it just now when I switched out the RAM and added a 4TB drive. It's not possible to switch it on again until you plug the AC adapter back in. I highly doubt Lenovo would add this option if it didn't work.
To anyone reading this and struggling to get off the panel. It is a massive pain in the ass!
START on the back of the laptop, next to where you’d plug in the charger and USB ports. You will find considerably more room to put a guitar pick/credit card there
Once I got the back portion open it took all of 2 minutes to get the rest. No clips broken, it is very easy but start at the back of the laptop!!!
You speak the truth. (start at the back, and that it's a massive pain in the ass) Video poster is correct to say the laptop is tough, I got one corner mostly off and just pulled the panel off from there. Would also recommend going to the gizmosliptech video where he shows the back panel, it strangely includes the air vents and most of the ports.
I managed to get it open in about 10 minutes with a guitar pick, mainly focused on the back. Pried it all off after getting maybe 6 clips or so off.
Enjoy your laptop guys, take care of yourself.
yeah damn that is a PITA to get off! Second time getting into this laptop and i forgot to start at the back... scratched up my case with different tools trying to get in the crack. Bad design!
That pull out game, LOL!!
Yeah this is the worst laptop I've ever cracked open, by a fair margin. Second time was much easier though. Hopefully there will not be a third.
Can confirm this is the way. What I did was putting the picks/pry tools near the exhaust vents because that was where it was most spacious for me
I just got this laptop used with the 4090. So hyped
After upgrading to 64GB, speed was still 5600 or fdropped to 5200 or 4800? Latest fw?
5200
I just installed the same ram on the same laptop, except I got 32 instead of 64, and task manager & userbenchmark says I'm running at 5600
32 is no issue for high speed
Neat laptop
And your video colors look fantastic
Thx
Pretentious MacBook Pro owner here, but I do miss the days when RAM upgrades were the rule in laptops, and not the exception.
4:01 was what made me subscribe
☝️🙏
What about the SSD ? I want to upgrade do u have a video?
That konkak at the end hits hard
Can you go up to 96 GB of Ram?
Subscribed just because of that outro
The ending killed me hahaha, I was on the fence but now I think I'm settled on this one instead of a MBP 😂😂
It's a great computer
I would like to know the storage capacity ? Is the laptop limited to 2TB?? Can we upgrade to 2x 2TB each slot making it 4TB storage ?
U can make it as big as you want
My store only sells the R9 one with 16 GB, and it says 0 out of 2 ports available, so must be 2 x 8 GB. lol. You always go for 2 of same amount, btw? And isn't it important to always use esd bracelet when handling the hardware?
Cool video thanks for sharing will be updating mine soon. I love the end. That had me laughing pretty good. lol I don’t care about your Vegan ass laptop, lol
Ha ha Great Video. Is a ram upgrade going to improve enough significantly to video edit. I've head different things. Will 5200HMZ work.???? It's the only ram I can get a hold of in 2 days and I need it fast to go on a trip. I know you loose a lot of speed when you use 2 sticks and Lenovo says 32 is max. Why would you use 5600 when I have head it slows to 4800???? That is a head scratcher. I'm no tech but I know a little and this puzzles me. Please let me know. Love your channel.,
It max5200
Once you added the ram, did you have to do anything bios wise for the PC to recognize and start using it?
I wonder also
@@highlead I just swapped out the stock SK Hynix for a Kingston Fury kit. First boot takes a bit longer, but no user input required.
First time you launch your laptop after ram upgrade will take a few minutes for ram to be properly recognized/initialized, whatever you call it. Important thing is not to freak out and wait, don't do any hard resets etc.
Just bought exactly this model from the Lenovo official outlet website (Legion Pro 7 16IRX8H - Type 82WQ). It's marked as certified refurbished. After installing Windows, the computer often freezes and restarts. Unfortunately, I live in Europe and don't have a warranty here. I started diagnosing this laptop myself, and I'm getting a lot of errors after running Memtest86. What do you think? Could the memory be damaged? There are two Samsung memory sticks, 16GB each, DDR5, 5600
Try buying memory sticks from some where with easy return policy. Replace the ram, if it doesn't work, just return it
Note: when you turn on your laptop again, it will take a bit longer
Awesome video. I got the exact same ram. Waiting on my legion 7 with the 4090 to arrive another couple of weeks. Did the laptop registered the correct speeds? 5600hz with 40 c letency? That's the best ram I found for laptops, lowest letency
tell me, did you install the RAM? how did it go?
@@AlexNWIUI've just installed 2x32GB 5600MHz Kingston Fury... latest fw, got 5200MHz (dropped from 5600MHz from the original 2x16GB)
Hello friend, exactly what is the 64gb memory that I can use, what is the exact specification for this laptop?
As far as I know there is none. Lenovo is a shit for brains company. I bought a Pro 7i and Slim 7i and have already given them bought to my two oldest grandchildren and ordered a Asus and Gigabyte. Both of which see and run the ram right.
Crucial RAM 64GB Kit (2x32GB) DDR5 4800MHz CL40 TESTED ! IT WILL WORK PERFECTLY ON THIS LAPTOP
I have several 64gb kits and none of them will run 5600Mhz speeds in this shit box china pos lappy. Lenovo cut it's nuts off. The cpu, controller and intel specs say it can run up to 128gb @ 6000Mhz. But Lenovo capped it off. I have the same lappy with a 4900. The bios is crap. Cant even find a button hack to get into the advanced bios setting so I can un cap it and make it work right with more ram. In a effort to stave off building a new water cooled desktop I bought this POS lappy and screwed myself. Eat shit and die Lenovo!!!!
4:02 People need to know that "pulling out" is not foolproof.
Dude kept talking about his "pull out" game being strong.... 😂😂😂😂😂
The Macbook ending got me in stitches.... Lol
The macbook part is the best part of that video XD
Tried installing the same way here and the laptop screen would not turn on with the new RAM. Got the same RAM you did and did not work. Any advice?
You gotta leave it on for a bit. Took like a minute or so before it booted
Oh okay, how long did you have to wait? I waited at least a few minutes
Probably about a minute.
That worked! Thank you so much! I was just being impatient haha
@@josephbenthal-hi5ib lol
how come my legion pro 7i 4070 does not have the metal sheet covering the heatsink
How to upgrade ram on Macbook: Very easy, buy new Macbook.
Lol
😂😂😂 good one
Does this have a very uncomfortable hot keyboard experience? Read a few reviews about some thermal throttling too
Keyboard doesn’t really get hot.
As for thermo throttle that’s true too. But only if laptop is flat on a table. Propping it up on a stand or on a laptop cooler makes a difference. No need to run cooler. Just as long it has a larger clearance for under its back.
Sorry, but I copy/pasted this from my comment on Shorts...
I have a Legion 5 Costco edition (seriously! lol). Bought it to edit 4k, but haven't used it much because I've yet to decide on a new camera.
If you're aware of this model (11th gen i7 10750H, GTX1660ti card, 16gb, 512 ssd), what do you think about it, and should it be good for a few more years?
Thanks in advance!
What is the stock 32gb like in this machine? Any reason to upgrade?
I have this exactly laptop, and it is a beast! I just upgraded to 64gb. 32gb works perfectly for almost everything, is much more than enought for gaming or everything else. The only motherfucker that sucks all memory that it cans is After Effects.
@@antosouza9578 Nice vid. I fired Adobe a while ago to Filmora for the quick stuff and purchased the one-time $ DaVinci Resolve studio for more intense video editing. Wean myself off of Adobe, it sucks and I'll never look back. 😉
Just a warning. I "used a little force" as was instructed and managed to broke two clips near the vents...
That's wild. I've taken it apart 6 times never broke anything
@@nVuFilms was really struggling with the back part. Was taking it slow and easy but alas the clips just snapped
there is a surprisingly large amount of sexual innuendo in this video. Wasnt expecting that but I am not mad at it.
does two slots mean I can only put two ram into the laptop?
Yes
Is this going to be much different on the 7i Slim Gen 8?
Will Lenovo 7i pro fit the Samsung 990 pro with heatsink? Or no it will not fit the heatsink version?
I am not confident answering you
Ya i been alot of reviews complaining about stutters but I bet it is mostly the ram they have been using
have you tried 6400mhz on this machine?
Broo .. Teh Apple has been soldering the MacBook SSDs ever since 2016 and overcharging 4x the price per TeraByte. they are also overcharging 2-3x for their RAM too which is also soldered on. Bro you are missing out on Paying a shit ton of money forever once you get in that ecosystem. Iss just pay and pay and pay =)). When yo SSD Fails .. you can't just replace it with any other SSD. Nah! That would be too easy. You take it to Apple and they'll replace your whole motherboard , RAM , CPU everything just cause one component ain't working, and they'll charge you 50% of what you paid for the whole damn machine =))) ain't that Fun and Right? Ain't that the way it SHOULD BE ?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!? KURVA APPLE BLYAT Nuclear missles on their HQ :X
can i know what max ram for this model?because lenovo said the max ram is 32...so 32gb or 64gb max ram?
2 x 16GB with 5600Mhz (Max 32GB) is offical announcement
Officially 32GB but a maximum of 96GB RAM
Myemteo❤️
I have been told it can only happen up to 32GB without losing the higher memory bus? not sure if it makes sense? What does that mean?
No idea
Would leaving one of the 16GB of ram and adding a 32GB Kingston, adding to 48GB of ram work?
Yes but you will sacrifice some speed.
These manufacturers should let us choose between 2 stick and 1 stick so that upgrading becomes easier.
What's the maximum ram it can handle? Just curious. I see a lot of these max out at around 64 gb. Could it be upgraded to 96gb or 128gb? Not that I'm going to lol, just curious. If i find a killer deal on 2x48gb i may though.
Some people say the "64GB max" that you can read everywhere are only because at the time of writing 32GB DIMMs were the largest, because technically, the CPU can handle RAM up to 128GB. Meaning that 2x48 should be working. But if you ask Lenovo they say that 32GB per slot is the maximum. However, even if it is the maximum now, maybe this will be fixed with a future BIOS update? If you try the 2x48GB please share your experience here, because I'd like to go for 96GB, too.
I have this exactly laptop, and just upgraded. 32gb works perfectly for almost everything, is much more than enought for gaming or everything else. The only motherfucker that sucks all memory that it cans is After Effects.
@@antosouza9578 I don't even get why AE needs so much RAM for caching the preview. Sometimes my 64GB are full with AE with a project that would be a single digit GBs even if I rendered it in uncompressed highest quality
@@Mettsemmel I just realized I replayed the wrong comment. 😂
But yep, I don’t get it either. Sometimes I have all Adobe pack + C4D open and everything works flawless with 32gb. But if I open Ae it starts to show the “low RAM” warning. 🤷🏻♂️
My problem was that I got defective RAM. Brand new, right out of he box. Thanks Kingston! They sent me new ones. I finally got it goin with 64GB of Kingston 5600 CL40. The Laptop now runs at 5200, smooth as butter. The RAM upgrade makes a huge difference in Adobe Premiere and After Effects.
Hi dude, I own the 4090 variant, I upgraded using the same RAM modules as you, however, when I navigate to the Task Manager, it states the RAM is only running at 4800, does your task manager confirm the 5600 speed?
It's 4800mhz cas latency 36
@@nVuFilmsDo you know of any 64GB modules that will run native 5600 on this machine without XMP? I wonder if I purchase 2 x KVR56S46BD8-32 if it will run at 5600. *The SPD is programmed to JEDEC standard latency DDR5-5600 timing of 46-45-45 at 1.1V. I’m guessing it will perform better? The name Kingston “value” RAM is concerning me though. I guess it is a trade off between RAM Speed and CAS Latency. Any thoughts?
@@anthonysinclair 32GB is the max for 5600. This is a limitation of the bus and isn't something you can overcome with different or better RAM. You can add more RAM but it will be slower.
I installed 32gb fury impact 5600 and also running at 4800. Updated the bios to 32ww and got the same results. Did you get yours to run at 5600?
@@John_Franco Same here. Evern 32 GB is limited to 4800Mhz.
Hello there, hope you are well*can you stil confirm your legion is still working well with the 64go? Is it working at 5200 now? Couldnt really find an answer anywhere. Thx!!
It's working great at 64gb but it only runs 4800mhz
@@nVuFilms so why some people make it work at 5200?Weird. Do you know if the difference is important while video editing?
Update: i upgraded to 64go ram fury just like you and it works at 5200. Thx!
@@jdschneidermaisonsuspecte what brand RAM?
@@nVuFilms the same as yours, kingston fury 5600. That goes 5200 now
Nâng ram có bị tụt bus không bác ?
Does it run at 5600MHz and can you see that in task manager?
4800mhz with cl 36
Kind of a wash speed wise compared to 32gb 5600mhz cl46
@@nVuFilms Did stock RAM run at 5600MHz?
@@TheGhostFella yes because it was 5600 jedec standard. The RAM I purchased is 5600 XMP. Lenovo doesn't support XMP so the ram falls back to it's jedec standard 4800
@@nVuFilms Can you send/share RAM module data? I saw that none of current DDR5 is compatible for 5600MHz
Dude, have you checked ram frequency and overall performance after upgrade? It seems that you have upgraded the laptop with the ram that it doesn’t support, it will work @4800ghz instead of 5600 and overall performance is gonna drop a lot. I’ve tried the same ram with the same laptop, performance drop was ~30% in tests.
It's at 5200mhz
It requires a BIOS upgrade from the original.
@@alexron42 I did, that was the first thing to do after first start-up. Check forums, is well known issue, but I didn’t dig deep, and I don’t know if is solved already. I’ve returned ram in a shop back.
@@nVuFilms Every video I've watched and Lenovo says 4800mzh. Can you tell us why you think it's 5200. But even if it's 5200 why would you use the more expensive stuff. I myself did by the 5200 because that was all I could get fast. So I hope you are right. Please elaborate.
Just upgraded with the same 64GB kit. It runs at 5200MHz CL38 (checked with HWInfo64). Pretty nice! Latency is better than with 5600Mhz CL40 so there is neglible difference.
Does this support 6000mhz ram? Or you can overclock 5600mhz to 6000mhz?
It works at 5200 if you put 5600,but wont make it higher
Nvidia 4080!!??! Got dayum
I have the 16 GB, 1 TB variant. Does anyone know if my variant only uses one RAM slot with a 1x16 GB stick instead of 2x8 GB ? If so, can I add another 32 GB stick with a 5600 Mhz?
There is always 2 slots used in Lenovo Legions. You won't start it as 5600MT/s with 32GB sticks.
How much faster did you get it to go. May I ask.
It's not faster normal use but when you are doing more intensive tasks, it can do more things at same speed with more RAM
@@nVuFilmsI just need mine to run Ableton and Cubase ,will 32Gigs be any problem.
@@TeleporterM11 sorry I don't know what those are
@@nVuFilms They are DAWs for making music.
İ want to buy LENOVO Legion Pro 7/Core i9-13900HX RTX4090, and it says max. Ram capacity is 32GB, is that true? İs it possible to use 2x32 GB (5600mhz)
5200mhz max
does that SSD slot support dual side NVME ssd?
The primary slot on the right next to the WiFi-card does not support dual sided NVME but the secondary slot on the left does.
Hi dude, i have legion 7i 2023 4080. I upgrade 2x32gb bus 5600 hynix but it run only 5200.
Do you have the i9 13900HX? Lower Intel CPUs only support 5200 Mhz.
@@cvzone i have the i9 13900hx, 2x16 run 5600, but 2x32 run 5200
@@vantruongsonnguyen472 you wont know any difference
Can you share from where you buy 64GB 5600 hynix and is it still running on 5200 I think you have the best option\
I thought max ram for this laptop was 32GB?
I thought so too, but it was tested by few and 64 are as well recognised by the system. It seems it is an error of some sort by Lenovo when writing the specs sheet.
Well bad news fellas. I just upgraded my Legion 7i Pro and the RAM upgrade failed. I have the exact same laptop with the same specs. I used the same Kingston Fury Impact 64 GB RAM kit and no joy. Windows 11 crashes BSOD (Blue Screen) multiple times per day. At first all was fine. Windows showed the 64 GB at 5200Mhz speed. Then crashes started and became a daily occurrence. Did a support ticket with Lenovo. After multiple RAM tests, we determined that the RAM was not stable. Failed multiple Vantage and Windows memory tests. Even did a full blown MemTest86 test. FAILED. Took the Kingston RAM out and re-installed the stock 32 GB sticks and now all is stable. Passed every memory test. No more crashes. Contacted Kingston. They are going to do an exchange. We'll see if the new RAM sticks work. As of today I'm editing with my stock 32 GB RAM. Bummer... I'll keep you posted. Stay tuned.
Mine works for the past several months no issues
@@nVuFilms I guess I’m just an unlucky white trash freak. Haha, probably just bad RAM. Or, I have that one laptop that’s a troublemaker, like me! We’ll see when the new sticks arrive. Still a great laptop for video editing and animation. I’ll keep it either way. Your recommendation was right on. This laptop is solid. I can always try the Crucial 64 GB RAM set. Or maybe the next bios update will help.
@@VMXGroove Hi, your ploblem was fixed?
@@franciscovalderrama3456 Yes, Kingston sent me defective RAM. They swapped em out for new ones and all is well.
@@VMXGroove
Thank you, Im glad it worked
U talk way too much, just add text every part is alrd sufficient
Unfortunately it’s not running at 5600 anymore.
What?
@@nVuFilms Check your memory speed. It’s not at 5600MTs after you did this upgrade. I did the same upgrade and it won’t run at full speed memory anymore.
@@TalonsTech 4800 right. CL of Kingston is 40 and CL of the original Hynix is 48. Even tho Hynix is 5600 the CL48 makes it a wash to the Kingston 64gb at 4800mhz.
Apparently there is no XMP feature with Lenovo to unlock the 5600mhz in the Kingston ram.
@@nVuFilmsHave just installed 2x32GB 5600MHz Kingston Fury, and I got 5200MHz... latest fw.
@@smanzoli Do you think the upgrade was worth it? Besides needing the extra RAM, are you noticing any differences in performance?
As a meat eater McBook user i have to say hitting someone with space grade aluminum is high honor.
You got to admit it felt nice lol
But seriousy - don't hit people
Lol
Trying to get the back off this laptop at the top where the vents are, is the most difficult one I've ever come across.
Ridiculous
I found it very easy
@@nVuFilms I realised why I was struggling, because I thought the plastic came away above the vents, not below it 😅
@@WildfireX there you have it LOL 🤝