Inside Toshiba Satellite P50-C-18C – disassembly, internal photos and upgrade options

The new Toshiba Satellite P50-C is a lot different than its predecessor. The notebook now boasts much better CPU that won’t be a bottleneck for the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950M GPU but more importantly, the machine now sports a totally different cooling design. However, the extra fan and heat pipes replaced the optical drive.

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1. Removing the bottom

This one is fairly easy. Just make sure you’ve unscrewed all the bolts and also removed the battery. Also, there’s a small service cover that gives you access to the two RAM slots and a small screw that needs to be removed before prying up the bottom cover.

2. What’s inside

As you can see from the photos below, there are a lot of changes going on here but mainly because the 45W Core i7 CPU will produce a lot of heat and the old cooling system wouldn’t have handled it.

Anyway, there aren’t much upgrade options – only two RAM slots with one of them being occupied by an 8GB SKhynix DDR3-1600 RAM chip, the 2.5-inch drive is an SSHD (1TB HDD + 8GB SSD cache) made by Toshiba and unfortunately no M.2 SSD slot. The battery is rated at 45Wh (2800 mAh), again Toshiba-made.

That’s all for now and until we publish our full review, go and check out our first impressions of the new Toshiba Satellite P50-C.

Author: LaptopMedia Team

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Fabian

10 lata temu

Hi! Thanks for your work! Well done. I bought a toshiba p50-c-179 with i7 6700hq but i dont like the shhd and i want to upgrade to an ssd. Its easy to do it? I am veey scaryed because the warranty finished if i open the laptop….what do you think about? Thank you

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Sebastian

10 lata temu

Hi! There’s a M.2 2280 socket for SSD under the heatpipe.

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John Portal

6 lata temu

Odpowiedz do  Sebastian

Are you sure? Have you used it?

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Alberto Viera

9 lata temu

Hey. were you able to install a ssd or find the m.2 port on the toshiba p50-c-179?

Thanks in advance.

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Spacen David

8 lata temu

if you can add to m2

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