Very good video, i was looking for a new laptop to buy because my lenovo was extremely slow and everything i found was above 200 or 300 dollars, thank god i found this video and now i have the same performance of a $300 but for less than $40. I bought the same ssd and ram from the video and follow the instructions step by step. The keyboard was really hard to take out but i finally did, already installed the ssd and the improvement of performance is remarkable, the RAM arrives today, I'll update when I install it. I'll probably do the same with my girlfriend's laptop. Thank you very much, this video was really helpful, saved me a lot of money.
couple of questions, youre mixing ddr3 ram and ddr4 which is a big no no from my experiences, also they seem to be different speed from factory specs. Now that its been a couple of months, how has it faired? is it running with priority on the ddr4 stick as well as with the clock speed of the upgrade ram? is it still running smoothly or have you been experiencing crashes. sorry, i just wanna make double sure before i go ahead and purchase.
@@lazmim4798 Step 1 Keyboard. Flip the IdeaPad bottom side up. ... Step 2 Open the lid. Use the plastic opening tool to pry the keyboard up and away from the bottom assembly. ... Step 3 Next disconnect the keyboard cable by using the tip of the spudger or your finger to lightly push out the ribbon from the contact port.
Hi, I have this laptop (UK version 110-15IBR) and the Lenovo website states the maximum supported RAM is 8Gb, with 4Gb soldered onto the motherboard. Was your laptop/notebook the same? or did you have a greater maximum of supported memory? I want to upgrade the RAM, but no point in buying an 8Gb if it will only utilize 4Gb of it. thanks in advance.
Your laptop should have a model number somewhere...it's usually on the bottom. Plug that into Google and see if you can find the manufacturer's specs - that will tell you what RAM you need. I find that Amazon is usually the most convenient when purchasing RAM, however there are a lot of retailers that sell it (Newegg, etc). Good luck and thanks for watching!
Thank you. You FULLY EXPLAINED every move you made. That is so important for older (me) computer fixer uppers. I liked and subscribed. I have two of these types of Lenovos and now feel comfortable working on them.
Just so people are aware, this particular model is spec rated for a maximum of 8GB of Ram, 4GB soldered to the MB and an expansion slot for an extra 4GB of memory. Yes, people have installed more than 4GB of Ram and the system may see it but in the long run, overloading Ram (could) potentially slow down the system or cause other problems because while it has all of this extra Ram it may not be able to do anything with it. It all depends on what the MB is rated for.
Question on the RAM upgrade since the 4gb RAM is built in will dual channel work on this? You upgraded it to 8gb on pc we use the same size of ram and frequency for performance in this case will it affect the system if the upgrade is higher? Not familiar on built RAMs yet appreciate the help.
Apologies for the late reply. From what i understand, Lenovo has the ability to use the RAM in dual channel mode, even if different sticks are installed. Basically, it will use the 4gb that is soldered to the mobo with 4gb of the ram stick in dual channel mode. The remaining 4gb of RAM from the stick is allocated separately - if that makes any sense. I think this has a name, but it escapes me at the moment. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
Hi, good info video. Is that a Lenovo Ideapad 110 with Intel Core i3?, I have a Lenovo Ideapad 110 Laptop Intel Core i3, that I want to add more memory, And the SSD adapter looks cool, where did you get it?. I will subscribe to your channel. Thanks,
The Ideapad 110 has 4GB soldered to the motherboard, so there is only one free RAM slot. You could put a 16GB stick in there and bump up the total RAM to 20GB if you wish. Thanks for watching!
Wow. So glad to know that mine isn't the only one that was unusable out of the box. Will do RAM first and see if that makes me happier!
Let us know how you go! Thanks for watching!
Very good video, i was looking for a new laptop to buy because my lenovo was extremely slow and everything i found was above 200 or 300 dollars, thank god i found this video and now i have the same performance of a $300 but for less than $40. I bought the same ssd and ram from the video and follow the instructions step by step. The keyboard was really hard to take out but i finally did, already installed the ssd and the improvement of performance is remarkable, the RAM arrives today, I'll update when I install it. I'll probably do the same with my girlfriend's laptop. Thank you very much, this video was really helpful, saved me a lot of money.
Thanks for watching! I'm really glad the video helped you out!
Does de HD has windows already or you install it before??
couple of questions, youre mixing ddr3 ram and ddr4 which is a big no no from my experiences, also they seem to be different speed from factory specs. Now that its been a couple of months, how has it faired? is it running with priority on the ddr4 stick as well as with the clock speed of the upgrade ram? is it still running smoothly or have you been experiencing crashes. sorry, i just wanna make double sure before i go ahead and purchase.
7:34 what if I have a model that dosent have a removable keyboard?
What model number do you have? The keyboard should be removeable just harder on some models.
I have an ideapad 110@@computersetc1123
@@lazmim4798 The Keyboard can be removed. Just search TH-cam for ideapad 110 keyboard remove.
Then you have it easier
@@lazmim4798 Step 1 Keyboard. Flip the IdeaPad bottom side up. ...
Step 2 Open the lid. Use the plastic opening tool to pry the keyboard up and away from the bottom assembly. ...
Step 3 Next disconnect the keyboard cable by using the tip of the spudger or your finger to lightly push out the ribbon from the contact port.
Oh hey one question can you list the screws for Amazon please and thank you
Can i do this on lenovo ideapad 110-15ibr
I don’t think so. They look different. Can’t find the ram slot on mine.
Hey can you upgrade everything like it's cpu and battery and stuff?
Hi.. I would like to ask I got Lenovo Ideapad 110 15acl has ddr3l ram could I upgrade it toddr4?, thanks very much
no unfortunately, you can't
Hi, I have this laptop (UK version 110-15IBR) and the Lenovo website states the maximum supported RAM is 8Gb, with 4Gb soldered onto the motherboard. Was your laptop/notebook the same? or did you have a greater maximum of supported memory? I want to upgrade the RAM, but no point in buying an 8Gb if it will only utilize 4Gb of it. thanks in advance.
looking to buy ram for my lenovo laptop.. how can I buy it? where can i check the type of ram mine has?
Your laptop should have a model number somewhere...it's usually on the bottom. Plug that into Google and see if you can find the manufacturer's specs - that will tell you what RAM you need. I find that Amazon is usually the most convenient when purchasing RAM, however there are a lot of retailers that sell it (Newegg, etc). Good luck and thanks for watching!
Can we add 16GB RAM for this laptop 110?
Can we add any mhz RAM?
What is cloning software name?
I have this same.laptop but mine has a amd6 chip set and the keyboard does not detach
Thank you. You FULLY EXPLAINED every move you made. That is so important for older (me) computer fixer uppers. I liked and subscribed. I have two of these types of Lenovos and now feel comfortable working on them.
Thanks for watching, glad I could help!
Just so people are aware, this particular model is spec rated for a maximum of 8GB of Ram, 4GB soldered to the MB and an expansion slot for an extra 4GB of memory. Yes, people have installed more than 4GB of Ram and the system may see it but in the long run, overloading Ram (could) potentially slow down the system or cause other problems because while it has all of this extra Ram it may not be able to do anything with it. It all depends on what the MB is rated for.
Thanks a lot . It worked for me.
I just wanted to up the ram and it doesnt bootup with the ram in it guess i have to buy a new laptop anyway. But thank you for the video
Question on the RAM upgrade since the 4gb RAM is built in will dual channel work on this? You upgraded it to 8gb on pc we use the same size of ram and frequency for performance in this case will it affect the system if the upgrade is higher? Not familiar on built RAMs yet appreciate the help.
Apologies for the late reply. From what i understand, Lenovo has the ability to use the RAM in dual channel mode, even if different sticks are installed. Basically, it will use the 4gb that is soldered to the mobo with 4gb of the ram stick in dual channel mode. The remaining 4gb of RAM from the stick is allocated separately - if that makes any sense. I think this has a name, but it escapes me at the moment. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
@@GizmoJoeReviewsTech its actually flex mode in newer generations of intel processors.
finally a laptop that looks like mine, i gotta try my 8gb Ram to upgrade into 12gb
Amazing video😮 finally I can upgrade my laptop 💻
Does the Ideapad 110 support SSD NVME by PCIe port?
No
Hi, good info video.
Is that a Lenovo Ideapad 110 with Intel Core i3?, I have a Lenovo Ideapad 110 Laptop Intel Core i3, that I want to add more memory,
And the SSD adapter looks cool, where did you get it?. I will subscribe to your channel.
Thanks,
Can we add 16 gb ram in this laptop??
The Ideapad 110 has 4GB soldered to the motherboard, so there is only one free RAM slot. You could put a 16GB stick in there and bump up the total RAM to 20GB if you wish. Thanks for watching!
@@GizmoJoeReviewsTechwill that be efficient? Since it won't dual channel?
I would have changed the CMOS battery while I had it apart.
Yo bro amazing video i will try to slap on the ram first and then buy an SSD I will tell you how it goes thanks again
Mine is 8 g amd 1 t ssd. I use it for photoshop and play left for dead 2 no problem.
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Thanks for watching!
u talk to much (my opinion)
Thanks for watching!
my acl15 says it takes ddr3l not ddr4 is this a different version or is ddr4 a misprint?