Thanks for posting! Would this apply for the ASUS - Zenbook 14X 14.5" 2.8K OLED Q420V, i7-13700H - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD? Upgrading to 1TB Thanks in advance
Yeah i just swapped it. Inside is slightly different. You just need to remove the metal cover on SSD and replace SSD with your own l and put the cover back on. And remember to keep the screws in safe place because it’s too small to look for if it drops. I replaced it with a 4 tb ssd and everything works fine.
OS doesnt matter because when you upgrade your NVME you'd have to reinstall the OS anyway as it's a new drive, but as stated in the video make sure to get a one sided nvme. You can install win 10/11/linux which ever version you want
WIth a ZenBook 14X OLED I got (UX3404VC) you are forced to use windows 11 because there are no drivers for Windows 10, I tried many things but no luck. And windows 11 feels very laggy :(
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Thanks for posting! Would this apply for the ASUS - Zenbook 14X 14.5" 2.8K OLED Q420V, i7-13700H - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD? Upgrading to 1TB
Thanks in advance
Yeah i just swapped it. Inside is slightly different. You just need to remove the metal cover on SSD and replace SSD with your own l and put the cover back on. And remember to keep the screws in safe place because it’s too small to look for if it drops. I replaced it with a 4 tb ssd and everything works fine.
So is there any chance I can change my 8 GB RAM to 16 or 32 GB? And where can I finde it. I only finded the SSD😅
The ram is soldered to the motherboard so you can't upgrade it
Thanks for your video, is it posible to upgrade ram memory to 32 GB?
ram is sadly soldered in youd most likely do more damage than good. I with this sucker had more ram lol
Which model nvme is that? I want to look up the benchmarks
What about the OS? Would Win 10 need to be installed? (Other OS are available).
OS doesnt matter because when you upgrade your NVME you'd have to reinstall the OS anyway as it's a new drive, but as stated in the video make sure to get a one sided nvme. You can install win 10/11/linux which ever version you want
WIth a ZenBook 14X OLED I got (UX3404VC) you are forced to use windows 11 because there are no drivers for Windows 10, I tried many things but no luck. And windows 11 feels very laggy :(