@@vikas7gupta Doing so would require me to de-list and re-edit/upload the video which has implications for my channel, but I have added the text to the sticky-comment and to the description of the video
@@TechMadeEasyUK @Tech Made Easy I thought adding subtitle does not require all that so i suggested that. How about using CC? For now, Sticky note will be perfect. Thanks for making this extra efforts. Appreciate. Keep up the good work.
@@Maverick.manan_ I went with Kingston a400, 240 GB. It's cheap and really really fast even on a data connector. You might benefit from trying m.2 or a better model if you have a bigger budget. Depends on your use, but I would advise to go with a smaller 240gb and keep your files on your hdd in an external enclosure. SSDs are fast, but will get slow if you fill it up with a lot of files and programs you dont need.
Great video! Just want to say one thing about RAM memory upgrade. You can actually upgrade it up to 20GB of RAM adding 16GB sodimm 2400 1.2 V to extra slot. It will work perfectly fine. Other than that very good tutorial and detailed video.
I have this exact laptop. And this is entirely different from the laptop I bought back in 2008, back then I was able to open and latch on the side, pull the old hard drive out, then install a new hard drive. Not so now and days.
This video was a lifesaver. Thank you! I'm not sure I would have known about 970 evo if it wasn't for this video. Got the 1TB version. Bought and installed it today and just got it to work with my computer. Need to upgrade my other hard drive, but still nervous about that and need to save up for it anyway. Also need to add ram, but I didn't see an extra slot for it on my 330S. Don't know if missed it or not. Need to open it up again anyway because my 970 didn't come with a screw and the one I had didn't work. Any ram you recommend? Also ditto with the other hard drive.
Thank you for making this video. The information here is great and it is difficult to find another video as in-depth as this one for this exact model. I have two questions though- 1. My laptop has a 1 TB ssd (I think; I've seen some models of this laptop with a hdd, but I haven't cracked mine open yet), however C:\ states it has only 930 GB of storage. Is that usual for this laptop and if not, any ideas as to what could be happening there? 2. If the m.2 ssd has a smaller storage capacity than the original hdd/ssd, what would be the effect on the system? Does the m.2 add storage to the system or simply replace what was already there? Keep up the work! Edit: One more question: does this model use single or dual rank RAM?
The disk reading 930GB is normal - you lose space because of formatting overheard and this applies to all storage drives. If you add an additional m.2 drive you will gain that space as a separate drive within windows
Hi. Thank you for sharing this helpful video. I have the Lenovo 33OS that came with I3 7th Intel processor and I wonder if I can upgrade the hard disc to an M2 one in this.
i have upgrade vith 970 evo plus and from that moment 1 TB OEM HDD is no longer show, neither in bios, neither in disk management, neither in windows explorer. Only 970 work. Can someone help me ? Thanks.
Very helpful video I have the same laptop and I want to do the same upgrade but I want to remove the SSD and only have the m2 installed. My concern tho is how do I install Windows and all my files to the new drive?
Microsoft has a media creation tool that free to download, you can create a Windows installation USB drive. The licence should move across to your new install so you just need to back up your personal files and any applications you've installed
Hi Thanks for this video, anyway do you have information to set the bios after you upgrade it? And how you set the windows pre-installation copied into new ssd?
Hi, there shouldn't be any further changes required in the BIOS providing you only have windows installed on one drive. And I'm not sure what you mean by the 2nd part of your question
My 2nd question is how you migrate your windows to your new main drive.. but i already have the answer, it just we need to clone the windows and copied to new ssd upgrade. Anyway thanks for the answer.
Hey, thank you for sharing this video. Would you happen to know what the difference of replacing my 1tb HDD to an SDD or add an additional SDD in M.2 Slot? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers!!
If you add an m. 2 ssd then you retain the space of the old hdd as well, but in this machine and for most use cases there is no performance difference between a SATA SSD and m. 2 ssd
I'll be covering this in an upcoming video, but essentially you need to download Windows 10 from the microsoft website onto a USB using their free media creation tool and then reinstall Windows. There are 3rd party migration tools but in my view a clean slate (having backed up your important files) is better
@@TechMadeEasyUK Hi, I have the same laptop and have the same query as Mukul, It would be great help if you can make a video tutorial on it!! Thank you so much loved this one already!
Thanks a lot for making this video! I have the same laptop, but in a slightly different variant, mine came with an ssd, and when i recently removed the back to upgrade the RAM i noticed it did not have the black shield, and in the hhd area there's a soft aluminium box instead of the caddy... i have a spare sata hhd and t I'm thinking to adding this as an extra storage space... Would this affect the performance? i'm not planing to remove the ssd just add the hhd, i'm guessing it would be some noise and more power consumption... any advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot!!!
Hmmm....I wasn't aware that the battery had to be removed. My laptop no longer turns on. The power button is lit, but the screen is black and nothing is happening. Is my laptop broken?
hey hi bro i think i'm also having the same laptop Lenovo Ideapad 330S 15IKB D 8GB Ram 1TB HDD and 2GB amd readeon 535 Graphics i would like to add an m.2 ssd of 250gb and i want boot up my laptop by ssd because in this lenovo built-in hardware is dam slow while using the virtual machines and while startups would you suggest me please??? and also for upgrading the ram memory also reply me as soon as possible.
The M.2 upgrade is covered in this video, the next step would be to ensure the ssd is set as a higher boot priority than the original hard disk and then reinstall windows
Hello does your laptop has i5 or i7 cpu What is the size of ssd compatible with your laptop as mentioned in your box or a sheet that u got with your machine. Really like your chanel.
I have IdeaPad 330s 4GB ram facing slowness I m looking to install NVMe SSD 250 gb and want to continue with HDD as well, if i get NVMe SSD installed do I have to move win10 from HDD to SSD or can i continue using laptop with just adding NVMe SSD if not what happens to my HDD, also with 4gb RAM will there be any improvement in performance just adding SSD or do I need to upgrade ram also to 8 gb
There would be a huge benefit to wiping your machine and reinstalling windows on the NVMe SSD, it'll be much quicker than the HDD. Upgrading the RAM from 4gb will also be of huge benefit
@@udaykiran4370 The idea would be that your operating system and major applications would go on the NVMe SSD, you can then use the HDD for less important applications and storage of mass data (video files, etc).
Thanks for the video. I want to upgrade my Laptop Lenovo ideapad 330s -15 Ikb Type 81F5. MTM: 81F50048US I'm considering buy the Samsung 970 EVO Plus m.2(2280) nvme ssd with 1 Tb capacity, and if it is possible also change the 1 Tb hdd with 1Tb ssd sata 2.5" but I don't know if these two changes will work ok. Please any help will be much appreciated.
hi, i just bought and install a M.2 ssd on this exact laptop, altought it had a Intel Optane previously, that when bad, and its running amazingly after that, BUT, i dont know how to properly st up the boot on the m.2 in the BIOS, when i get in, it only apears the hard disk, on UEFI mode, and its gay, so i can't change it to legacy mode. Do you have a video following that situation? It will really help me to boot my laptop properly.
By the way, i already installed windows on the ssd, and can use the laptop, but everytime i turn it on, it goes to the HD first, then go to the recovery mode, and ask me if i wanna start windows on other drive, i select the SSD and star to work, but it takes out the advantage (fast boot and load time) of the SSD being in the laptop.
Hi, I got some insight on seeing your video but now I got one more doubt. My laptop model is Lenovo Ideapad 330S - i3 8th Gen, 4GB RAM, 128 SSD. I was told in the shop that I can expand my storage to 1TB or more by adding additional drive which can be 1TB HDD. My doubt is how can I know which SSD I'm using in my laptop - SATA or M2 without removing the case? Will you please help me to get info on this one.
If you go to device manager in Windows it should show your hard disks along with all other hardware. Note down the model number of the hard disk and Google it to see what type of disk it is. The specifications for this laptop differ wildly across India but its likely its a traditional hard disk. Replacing with a Sata SSD or NVMe SSD will give better performance
Is there a way replacing the hard drove be done if there is data on the old and moving the data to the new one if so is there anything that will have to be reinstalled such as the windows 10 os
There are 3rd party disk cloning tools available, you would need a means of connecting both drives to the same pc in order to copy from one to the other
If the ssd utilises the m. 2 slot then you'll be able to install a 1tb as well. If the ssd is a 2.5" Sata model then you won't be able to install a mechanical HD as well
I ended up bricking my 330s during a bios update and wanted to know if anyone knows where the bios chip was? I believe it’s the 8 pin chip just above the ram in the video, marked Winbond 25Q64JVSIQ (that’s what mine is marked). Thanks for the help!
Hello, Can i add Crucial CT16G4SFD8266 16GB Single DDR4 2666 MT/s PC4-21300 DR x8 SODIMM 260-Pin RAM on this Lenovo 330s ? or is this has to be falling below 2400 MTs? Thanks
Hi. I'm planning to buy this laptop (lenovo 330s i5 14inch) and install kubuntu and dual boot on it. I also want to use NVMe SSD to the M.2 and remove the HDD, how many giga bytes does the motherboard support the NVMe SSD? It does support the NVMe right? 'coz I saw you are using one. And can I somehow upgrade the RAM to more that 16gb ? Or I can only change the 4gb ddr4 to 8gb ddr4 ?
To note; this video features the 15" version which may be different to the 14". You're best referring to Lenovo's website as this details maximum capacities under the specifications tab
@@TechMadeEasyUK I just found these website : pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/300-series/330s-15ikb/parts/pd500198 pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/manuals/um500453 It said : Standard memory : DDR4-2400 MHz, SODIMM × 1, on board × 1 (max 8 GB + 4 GB (on board)) Storage devices : SSD: up to 1 TB, M.2 PCIe So.. No more than 8gb ram :'( And the storage devices doesn't said to be NVMe ?
Hi. Can I remove the black metal cover on this permanently? I recently installed a NVME and it runs hot. I'm suspecting that the black metal traps the heat.
My 1TB HDD has got issues with file corruption. Wiping hard drive did not work. Can I purchase 1TB 7mm HDD for 14ikb ? Does 7mm fit for 14 inch version also? Which hard disk do you recommend?
Nice video men. I just want to ask something about my unit coz 431204225050 this is the pn of my unit and the one i ordered is 431204224050 but there the same in model 330s 15 ikb 81f5. Is it just okay if ill replace with that
Maybe I'm wrong but I see you didn't unplug the battery, isn't that necessary?
It's a good point, you should always disconnect the battery before working on a machine like this
@@TechMadeEasyUK Can you add that instruction in the video, may be as a subtitle?
@@vikas7gupta Doing so would require me to de-list and re-edit/upload the video which has implications for my channel, but I have added the text to the sticky-comment and to the description of the video
@@TechMadeEasyUK @Tech Made Easy I thought adding subtitle does not require all that so i suggested that. How about using CC? For now, Sticky note will be perfect. Thanks for making this extra efforts. Appreciate. Keep up the good work.
Uh, oops. I missed that memo when I was working on my laptop earlier. Well, sh*t.
Thanks for your precious information about upgrading 330s, and it's very helpful to upgrade ram, ssd.
You're welcome!
Ah, thanks! :) you covered all I was looking for and probably a bit extra info as well. I might go for and M.2 SSD and keep my harddrive as is.
Glad I could help!
I'm having the same laptop kindly help me which SSD this laptop support for 500/512GB. Can I go for Samsung 970 SSD of 512gb???
@@Maverick.manan_ I went with Kingston a400, 240 GB. It's cheap and really really fast even on a data connector. You might benefit from trying m.2 or a better model if you have a bigger budget. Depends on your use, but I would advise to go with a smaller 240gb and keep your files on your hdd in an external enclosure.
SSDs are fast, but will get slow if you fill it up with a lot of files and programs you dont need.
Great video! Just want to say one thing about RAM memory upgrade. You can actually upgrade it up to 20GB of RAM adding 16GB sodimm 2400 1.2 V to extra slot. It will work perfectly fine. Other than that very good tutorial and detailed video.
Good to know, thanks!
So you have a Dual-channel 4gb+16gb for your 330s? Everyone seems to think 12gb is the max amount of RAM for this model.
Yes. 4gb is soldered to the motherboard and you can add 16gb to have 20gb total and it works perfectly fine.
you made me save a lot of dollars. i hope your channel will got more subscribers and views and likes.
Glad it helped!
I have this exact laptop. And this is entirely different from the laptop I bought back in 2008, back then I was able to open and latch on the side, pull the old hard drive out, then install a new hard drive. Not so now and days.
Excellent video. So clear. Thank you.
Thanks!
Hi, Thank you for your exlplanation. I have upgrade the disk to Nvme. But the primary disk become not recognized
Thank you!! Really useful!!
Thank you for very useful and helpful video. Is there a better compatible M.2 SSD model available now than the one shown in the video?
This video was a lifesaver. Thank you!
I'm not sure I would have known about 970 evo if it wasn't for this video. Got the 1TB version. Bought and installed it today and just got it to work with my computer. Need to upgrade my other hard drive, but still nervous about that and need to save up for it anyway. Also need to add ram, but I didn't see an extra slot for it on my 330S. Don't know if missed it or not. Need to open it up again anyway because my 970 didn't come with a screw and the one I had didn't work.
Any ram you recommend? Also ditto with the other hard drive.
There are options for both in the video description
Thank you for making this video. The information here is great and it is difficult to find another video as in-depth as this one for this exact model. I have two questions though-
1. My laptop has a 1 TB ssd (I think; I've seen some models of this laptop with a hdd, but I haven't cracked mine open yet), however C:\ states it has only 930 GB of storage. Is that usual for this laptop and if not, any ideas as to what could be happening there?
2. If the m.2 ssd has a smaller storage capacity than the original hdd/ssd, what would be the effect on the system? Does the m.2 add storage to the system or simply replace what was already there?
Keep up the work!
Edit: One more question: does this model use single or dual rank RAM?
The disk reading 930GB is normal - you lose space because of formatting overheard and this applies to all storage drives.
If you add an additional m.2 drive you will gain that space as a separate drive within windows
@@TechMadeEasyUK Thanks a ton!
Are there battery and fan upgrades available as well?
Thank you so much. This video was very helpful and informative. I was able install my drive successfully :)
Glad it helped!
Thanks man...very good
Glad you liked it!
Hi. Thank you for sharing this helpful video. I have the Lenovo 33OS that came with I3 7th Intel processor and I wonder if I can upgrade the hard disc to an M2 one in this.
I see no reason why not, but the best bet would be to open the back of the laptop and check to see if you can see the m.2 socket on the motherboard.
i have upgrade vith 970 evo plus and from that moment 1 TB OEM HDD is no longer show, neither in bios, neither in disk management, neither in windows explorer. Only 970 work. Can someone help me ? Thanks.
Very helpful video I have the same laptop and I want to do the same upgrade but I want to remove the SSD and only have the m2 installed. My concern tho is how do I install Windows and all my files to the new drive?
Microsoft has a media creation tool that free to download, you can create a Windows installation USB drive. The licence should move across to your new install so you just need to back up your personal files and any applications you've installed
Once i change my hdd to ssd, and put my old os hdd into caddy, can i use my hdd that still has os with old data and move those to my ssd?
Can I add 1TB crucial ssd ? Is there any specification I need to follow.
Hi Thanks for this video, anyway do you have information to set the bios after you upgrade it? And how you set the windows pre-installation copied into new ssd?
Hi, there shouldn't be any further changes required in the BIOS providing you only have windows installed on one drive. And I'm not sure what you mean by the 2nd part of your question
My 2nd question is how you migrate your windows to your new main drive.. but i already have the answer, it just we need to clone the windows and copied to new ssd upgrade.
Anyway thanks for the answer.
@@supermc7 which software did you use for it ?
Isabat Rizvi You may can refer to link www.easeus.com/backup-utility/copy-and-clone-hard-drive.html
Hey, thank you for sharing this video. Would you happen to know what the difference of replacing my 1tb HDD to an SDD or add an additional SDD in M.2 Slot? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers!!
If you add an m. 2 ssd then you retain the space of the old hdd as well, but in this machine and for most use cases there is no performance difference between a SATA SSD and m. 2 ssd
Hi, what about the OS? by default the OS is on HDD. After installation of M2, OS should be on it instead of HDD. How is that done?
I'll be covering this in an upcoming video, but essentially you need to download Windows 10 from the microsoft website onto a USB using their free media creation tool and then reinstall Windows.
There are 3rd party migration tools but in my view a clean slate (having backed up your important files) is better
@@TechMadeEasyUK Hi, I have the same laptop and have the same query as Mukul, It would be great help if you can make a video tutorial on it!! Thank you so much loved this one already!
This is my lenova 330s model number 81F500G0IN are you using the same ?
Thanks a lot for making this video! I have the same laptop, but in a slightly different variant, mine came with an ssd, and when i recently removed the back to upgrade the RAM i noticed it did not have the black shield, and in the hhd area there's a soft aluminium box instead of the caddy... i have a spare sata hhd and t I'm thinking to adding this as an extra storage space... Would this affect the performance? i'm not planing to remove the ssd just add the hhd, i'm guessing it would be some noise and more power consumption... any advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot!!!
As you say; more noise and more power consumption, but provided the SATA connectors are there it should work
If the Hard drive taken out from the laptop, is it ok?
Hmmm....I wasn't aware that the battery had to be removed. My laptop no longer turns on. The power button is lit, but the screen is black and nothing is happening. Is my laptop broken?
Try reseating the memory and also confirm if any other connections could have come loose while working on the machine
hey hi bro i think i'm also having the same laptop
Lenovo Ideapad 330S 15IKB D 8GB Ram 1TB HDD and 2GB amd readeon 535 Graphics i would like to add an m.2 ssd of 250gb and i want boot up my laptop by ssd because in this lenovo built-in hardware is dam slow while using the virtual machines and while startups would you suggest me please??? and also for upgrading the ram memory also reply me as soon as possible.
The M.2 upgrade is covered in this video, the next step would be to ensure the ssd is set as a higher boot priority than the original hard disk and then reinstall windows
@@TechMadeEasyUK yeah thats fine bro and how about the ram upgrade bro??
5:20 - you can see the RAM slot. You can fit up to an 8GB stick in there to give 12GB total
Hello does your laptop has i5 or i7 cpu
What is the size of ssd compatible with your laptop as mentioned in your box or a sheet that u got with your machine.
Really like your chanel.
Hi, this was a customers machine so I don't have that information to hand
@@TechMadeEasyUK k thanks
Can you give info about BIOS changes post installing NVMe SSD
I no longer have the laptop, it went back to the customer
I have IdeaPad 330s 4GB ram facing slowness I m looking to install NVMe SSD 250 gb and want to continue with HDD as well, if i get NVMe SSD installed do I have to move win10 from HDD to SSD or can i continue using laptop with just adding NVMe SSD if not what happens to my HDD, also with 4gb RAM will there be any improvement in performance just adding SSD or do I need to upgrade ram also to 8 gb
There would be a huge benefit to wiping your machine and reinstalling windows on the NVMe SSD, it'll be much quicker than the HDD. Upgrading the RAM from 4gb will also be of huge benefit
@@TechMadeEasyUKCan I able to use HDD for data loading purpose or HDD will become useless in this
@@udaykiran4370 The idea would be that your operating system and major applications would go on the NVMe SSD, you can then use the HDD for less important applications and storage of mass data (video files, etc).
did you updagrade the SSD in slot 2? if yes help me
Thanks for the video. I want to upgrade my Laptop Lenovo ideapad 330s -15 Ikb Type 81F5. MTM: 81F50048US
I'm considering buy the Samsung 970 EVO Plus m.2(2280) nvme ssd with 1 Tb capacity, and if it is possible also change the 1 Tb hdd with 1Tb ssd sata 2.5" but I don't know if these two changes will work ok. Please any help will be much appreciated.
@@Pernoctate Thanks a lot, I just did it a couple days ago.
hi, i just bought and install a M.2 ssd on this exact laptop, altought it had a Intel Optane previously, that when bad, and its running amazingly after that, BUT, i dont know how to properly st up the boot on the m.2 in the BIOS, when i get in, it only apears the hard disk, on UEFI mode, and its gay, so i can't change it to legacy mode.
Do you have a video following that situation? It will really help me to boot my laptop properly.
By the way, i already installed windows on the ssd, and can use the laptop, but everytime i turn it on, it goes to the HD first, then go to the recovery mode, and ask me if i wanna start windows on other drive, i select the SSD and star to work, but it takes out the advantage (fast boot and load time) of the SSD being in the laptop.
Which company's SSD are compatible with Lenovo 330S - 15IKB D ? I heard WD isn't compatible, only Samsung is. Is that true ?
No that's not true. Providing they are the appropriate type of SSD you shouldn't run into compatibility issues
Hi, I got some insight on seeing your video but now I got one more doubt. My laptop model is Lenovo Ideapad 330S - i3 8th Gen, 4GB RAM, 128 SSD. I was told in the shop that I can expand my storage to 1TB or more by adding additional drive which can be 1TB HDD. My doubt is how can I know which SSD I'm using in my laptop - SATA or M2 without removing the case? Will you please help me to get info on this one.
If you go to device manager in Windows it should show your hard disks along with all other hardware. Note down the model number of the hard disk and Google it to see what type of disk it is. The specifications for this laptop differ wildly across India but its likely its a traditional hard disk. Replacing with a Sata SSD or NVMe SSD will give better performance
Does this take the computer out of dual channel? If so, does it have a positive or negative change in its performance?
If you use a RAM stick other than 4GB I don't believe it will run in dual channel with the inboard 4gb
One question If I install SSD like this. Should I have to install windows in SSD to see the effect or just changing the boot setting will be enough?
You need to manually reinstall Windows on the new drive
Is there a way replacing the hard drove be done if there is data on the old and moving the data to the new one if so is there anything that will have to be reinstalled such as the windows 10 os
There are 3rd party disk cloning tools available, you would need a means of connecting both drives to the same pc in order to copy from one to the other
I want to buy one of these, but it has a 120 gb SSD. Is ir possible yo install an aditional 1 tb mechanical hd? Thanks
If the ssd utilises the m. 2 slot then you'll be able to install a 1tb as well. If the ssd is a 2.5" Sata model then you won't be able to install a mechanical HD as well
My laptop is the same, but why my laptop doesn't have the black plastic shield?
Maybe a slightly different revision?
@@TechMadeEasyUK but I'm sure it's the same version, Lenovo Ideapad 330s 14IKB.
If I wanna put on SSD M.2 on my laptop, should I buy a screw for it?
@@dwiadhiiswiyanto Yes you need to secure it with a screw
Hello i want to buy this laptop but can i swap the cpu?
Sorry I don't have it to hand to check
Small query, my laptop in still under warranty if i open backlid to insert SSD and RAM will my warranty void
You should check with the manufacturer
I ended up bricking my 330s during a bios update and wanted to know if anyone knows where the bios chip was? I believe it’s the 8 pin chip just above the ram in the video, marked Winbond 25Q64JVSIQ (that’s what mine is marked).
Thanks for the help!
BIOS chips are generally non-replaceable. Have you considered taking it to an authorised repair centre?
My plan was to try and flash it. Lenovo help desk said I need to send it in and it’s not on warranty.
Hello,
Can i add
Crucial CT16G4SFD8266 16GB Single DDR4 2666 MT/s PC4-21300 DR x8 SODIMM 260-Pin RAM on this Lenovo 330s ?
or is this has to be falling below 2400 MTs?
Thanks
Please check with Lenovo for compatibility, I can't assure against every available module
Hii Sir... how would I know whether My Laptop support Nvme or not??
What's the model number?
What is the ram brand and model used in the video ?
Sorry I didn't record that information and the laptop is now back with the customer
Hi. I'm planning to buy this laptop (lenovo 330s i5 14inch) and install kubuntu and dual boot on it.
I also want to use NVMe SSD to the M.2 and remove the HDD, how many giga bytes does the motherboard support the NVMe SSD? It does support the NVMe right? 'coz I saw you are using one.
And can I somehow upgrade the RAM to more that 16gb ? Or I can only change the 4gb ddr4 to 8gb ddr4 ?
To note; this video features the 15" version which may be different to the 14". You're best referring to Lenovo's website as this details maximum capacities under the specifications tab
@@TechMadeEasyUK indonesian website of lenovo doesn't tell the detail of the maximum capacity :'(
@@TechMadeEasyUK I just found these website :
pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/300-series/330s-15ikb/parts/pd500198
pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/manuals/um500453
It said :
Standard memory : DDR4-2400 MHz, SODIMM × 1, on board × 1 (max 8 GB + 4 GB (on board)) Storage devices : SSD: up to 1 TB, M.2 PCIe
So.. No more than 8gb ram :'(
And the storage devices doesn't said to be NVMe ?
@@sumpitbaja6740 I would go with this information, it specifies up to 1tb SSD is supported and an additional 8GB of RAM, giving a total of 12GB
Hi. Can I remove the black metal cover on this permanently? I recently installed a NVME and it runs hot. I'm suspecting that the black metal traps the heat.
I would never recommend removing anything from the laptop which the manufacturer put in place
@@TechMadeEasyUK perhaps I should just make a cutout or holes at that area? My NVME temp are at 45-55°C idling.
Thanks for the help man!
Again I can't recommend you do anything to modify the machine, doing so would invalidate your warranty and could cause damage to the computer
Hi. Is this the ideapad 330s 14inch? Or the 15inch?
15
@@TechMadeEasyUK is 14 inch not capable of the upgrade?
@@ArnieLabrague I haven't worked on the 14" version so I can't say
esa laptop se malogro solo prende con el boton recovery o reset
Hey mann
Is your device is 81F5 Lenovo Ideapad 330S 15lKB D
That's the one
@@TechMadeEasyUK thank u 😇
Hey mann I have Lenovo Ideapad 330s 15lKB-D
The box says upgradeable to 128gb SSD . But if I use a 256gb ssd would it be problematic.
I can't guarantee, but I installed a 512gb unit in this one and it was fine
I can't guarantee, but I installed a 512gb unit in this one and it was fine
@@TechMadeEasyUK Thank You
Is this compatible to Lenovo 330s ideapad 14ikb with core i5 and radeon graphics?
Hi, unfortunately that's a 14" version with a smaller chassis, I can't guarantee the internal layout will be the same
My 1TB HDD has got issues with file corruption. Wiping hard drive did not work. Can I purchase 1TB 7mm HDD for 14ikb ? Does 7mm fit for 14 inch version also? Which hard disk do you recommend?
5:12
Is this same for lenovo 330S-14IKB Laptop (ideapad) - Type 81F4
Sorry I can't confirm, I've not taken a look at the 14" version
Nice video men. I just want to ask something about my unit coz 431204225050 this is the pn of my unit and the one i ordered is 431204224050 but there the same in model 330s 15 ikb 81f5. Is it just okay if ill replace with that
some lad you are haha
OK?
This is my lenova 330s model number 81F500G0IN are you using the same ?