Inside HP ZBook Fury 15 G7 – disassembly and upgrade options

Accessing this laptop’s internals is extremely easy. Just flick the slider on the bottom panel, and slide the panel away from the chassis. Then, you can unplug the 94Wh battery pack with the help of two further sliders.

2. Мemory and storage

Storage-wise, there is a maximum of four M.2 PCIe slots, which is insane. However, two of them require an adapter, which HP sells separately. Otherwise, you can connect a 2.5-inch SATA device in their place. So, when it comes to memory, there are a total of four RAM SODIMM slots. Two are accessible from the bottom, while the other two are located beneath the keyboard. The total amount of memory supported is 128GB of non-ECC, and 64GB of ECC.

To access two of the SODIMM slots, and one M.2 slot, you need to remove the keyboard. To do so, you have to undo 3 marked Phillips-head screws, and then push on the open space around one of the fans. Before you proceed, make sure you have unplugged the black and orange connector from the touchpad. Then, reattach the bottom panel, turn the laptop around, and carefully pry the keyboard with a plastic tool. Keep in mind that there are two further ribbon cables that need to be removed – one for the backlight, and one for the keyboard, itself.

3. Cooling system

While HP states, that this device will come with a vapor chamber cooling solution, we suppose that it will only feature on the top tier specs, since ours had a more conventional design, including a couple of heat pipes.

Check out all HP ZBook Fury 15 G7 prices and configurations in our Specs System or read more in our In-Depth review.

HP ZBook Fury 15 G7 critique approfondie

Not a while ago we showed you a laptop that was trying to be a mobile workstation and ultimately sat between the truly beast models, and those that make compromises on both the CPU and the GPU end.Well, now, we have something even more powerful - the HP ZBook Fury 15 G7, which (when specced up), looks as scary as its price tag. The top-tier model features a Xeon W-10885M and an NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000 Max-Q. Not only that, but this device can hold up to a whopping 128GB of memory (64GB if you need ECC RAM). It is also interesting that some regions will receive the laptop with an AMD GPU, i[...]

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Up to 128GB of RAM and 10TB of storage
Very good thermals
Doesn't use aggressive PWM (CMN15F6)
95% of sRGB coverage and good color accuracy with our Gaming and Web design profile (CMN15F6)
Exceptional keyboard and touchpad combo
Great battery life
Thunderbolt 3, SD card and Smart Card readers + optional IR face recognition and fingerprint reader