Inside Lenovo Legion Y7000 (2019) – disassembly and upgrade options

Lenovo Legion Y7000 of 2019 looks like a pure copy to the Legion Y540. In fact, we have a dedicated article on this topic, which you can read HERE. Nevertheless, let’s see what we found inside the Legion Y7000 (2019) and whether it is a good buy or not.

Check out all Lenovo Legion Y7000 (2019) prices and configurations in our Specs System or read more in our In-Depth review.

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Lenovo Legion Y7000

Procesador

Intel Core i7-9750H

Tarjeta de vídeo

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti (Laptop)

RAM

16GB RAM

ALMACENAMIENTO

256GB SSD + 1000GB HDD

Reseña detallada

Comprobar precio

Lenovo Legion Y7000

Procesador

Intel Core i7-9750H

Tarjeta de vídeo

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti (Laptop)

RAM

16GB RAM

ALMACENAMIENTO

1000GB SSD

Reseña detallada

Comprobar precio

Lenovo Legion Y7000

Procesador

Intel Core i7-9750H

Tarjeta de vídeo

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti (Laptop)

RAM

16GB RAM

ALMACENAMIENTO

1000GB SSD

Reseña detallada

Comprobar precio

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1. Remove the bottom plate

Legion Y7000 (2019)’s back panel is held in place with 11 Phillips-head screws. After you unscrew them you need to do some prying acrobatics, since Lenovo did a very good job of hiding some of the clips beneath the additional plastic panel.

2. Battery

After you are inside the machine, it would be a good thing to remove the battery connector. This device is equipped with a 57Wh unit, which is not the biggest, but yet, who buys a gaming laptop to use it away from the plug (or that’s what we imagine a Lenovo employee would say if asked about the battery).

3. Memory and storage

In terms of upgradability, this laptop rocks. It has two RAM DIMMs, which are hidden beneath a protective metal bracket. They support up to 32GB of DDR4 memory. At the same time, there is an M.2 slot that supports PCIe x4 drives, and a “regular” 2.5″ SATA drive slot.

4. Cooling system

In terms of cooling, this laptop has two relatively big metal plates above either of the chips. Then, there is a single heat pipe that cools both the CPU and the GPU and one more for each of the two.

Check out all Lenovo Legion Y7000 (2019) prices and configurations in our Specs System or read more in our In-Depth review.

Author: Alex Iliev

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ricky demiurge

6 años hace

hi, laptopmedia , sir may i ask, if i remove the battery will the laptop stil work?
My plan since the 10 yrs ago when ever i bought a laptop i always remove the battery…then i will someday resell it., then thats the time i will put the battery,and i can sales talk to others that the laptop is semi brandnew since the battery life has/had never been use.. ^_^

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