I believe that connecter on the board under the second m. 2 slot and above the battery is the sata power and data connections The adapter for 2.5 inch is going 10 to 20 bucks on ebay if you want look it looks like it would fit there would have to mount the ssd with double sided tape If that is the case though
i don't think you need the copper heat shield to properly install a new m.2 ssd. it's just there to aid in heat dissipation. which means you can replace it with one of those gumstick thingies
Hey, I'm considering buying this, but I'm not a heavy gamer. Some gaming and video editing and content creation are my area of focus. So could you tell me if the heating issue is a deal breaker for a user like me?
This has been running fine for me. I set it on a cooler all the time with lid close. I use it on desktop 90% of the time docked. Fan runs hard when I’m processing videos but normal use is fine and like any other PC. I plan to repaste the CPU with MX-4 when I do the SSD adder next week.
is it possible to add a second WD BLACK SN750 NVMe M.2 SSD with heatsink? I saw that the heatsink is a bit thick, do you think the computer cover would close afterwards?
Hey, I'm going to change the SSD of my Dell G5 5505 to a WD SN750. But I don't know how much extra space I have for the heat sink. 1-2-3mm? Thanks, Jerome.
Did you buy the 2.5” or an m.2? I have an updated video with the m.2 install. I’d recommend the OEM bracket but you can try an an aftermarket bracket and m2x3mm screw. Check the links in description if you need. I think it’s $23 on Amazon or try calling Dell for it for half the price.
For the G5, I don’t think you can fit it. Only the G3 has the slot that requires an OEM adapter ribbon for 2.5”, but I think it sacrifices the m.2 slot. G5 only has two m.2 slots. Though the room is there, it won’t work.
I got mine in January of 2021, it's a November 2020 manufacture.. same 8gb and I need to upgrade. I saw that it's a 288 pin for the ram card, does that mean I need to get an exact 288 pin or will a lower pin still be suitable for application?
Do you know if the screen is upgradable? I have the base g5 15 se 5505 and i have the 60hz display I don’t know what type of connector the screen uses the 30 pin or the 40 pin connector
Why don't you go M.2. SATA drives are yesterday. Also, There are other copper heatsinks and I would even question if you even need it. Also you need is a simple screw to hold the M.2 drive down.
Hey I installed the crucial 2x 8gb on my dell g5 and when I power it on I just get a lit keyboard and black screen, it says it’s compatible with my laptop. When I put the original ones back in it says memory has changed and works fine
I added a nvme a m.2 2280 "1tb. WD black gaming" TO MY G5 SE 5505. I couldn't get the ram to work (cardinal ddr4 32gb 3200mhz). I will Try the G skill brand you're using. Great Vid by the way!!!
Also, even though the Gskillz RAM is 3000mhz, the computer only reads it as 2666mhz. It’s odd but didn’t really want to bother researching it. Also, my computer never goes above 10GB no matter how hard I tax it.
@@TunerwithKids I used the WDblack sn750 nvme w/o heatsink as a H/s would cause a room negotiation. For the screw I used one from the "bottom cover" and found a thin but hard or stable piece of clear plastic and made a "very small"washer by cutting it into a small circular design a then punching a very small whole in it and putting the screw through it. It holds the NVme down fine. Today I ordered 32gb Impact sodimm(16x 3200mhz) RAM from hyper x...as it is AMD compatible. I had to return oloy RAM( complete junk!!!). I have the new G5 se 5505 ryzen editon(ryzen cpu and graphics combined) $1,049 from best buy. Great videos ...keep it up!
@@jimmiemitchell9980 I have the same exact laptop as you. I am looking to add a second m.2 SSD (2280) in it but I can't find a heat sink bracket for it.
I have 2 questions 1. I just got a new gaming laptop (Dell G15 5511) and I’m not sure how to downgrade to windows 10 because it came with windows 11 2. I’m thinking of upgrading the ram because it only has 8gb of ram, do I have to replace the base ram stick and add 2 new ram sticks or only buy 1 new ram stick and keep the base ram stick in.
Probably need to do fresh install for Win10. For ram some people like to match both sides with same brand and size. But at minimum match the speed and size of you add more. I have dual 16GB but I rerelease ever go passed 12GB in real world useage.
Hey, I think it is an either or for the ssd. If you have a big 2.5 ssd, and you have a bracket, you can place it in the slot. If you have a slim ssd, you can place it in the slot. I say this bc I only see one ssd slot, in which either a big ssd or a slim ssd can fit. I think they purposefully left out the ssd mount bracket so that you could place a slimm ssd in, because i did look into a bracket and it comes preinstalled in the 2019 models, not the 2020 models, like in this vid (th-cam.com/video/aCOE7PPA8Yk/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=uFixTek) I think they want you to install a slim ssd in cause of the one port and because you didn't have a mounting bracket. I found the manual for the dell laptop and it states this: Your Dell G3 15 3500 supports one of the following storage configurations: ●One M.2 2230/2280 solid-state drive ●One 2.5-inch hard drive and one Intel Optane ●One 2.5-inch hard drive and one M.2 2230/2280 solid-state drive ●One M.2 2230 solid-state drive and one M.2 2280 solid-state drive So I think that you either have the first or the 4th slot. It is weird they would leave the slot available if you are not to use it. Also I found out that there are two types of cells a 3 and 4 cell. A 3 cell battery will make room for a mounting bracket, but in your case most likely you have a 4 cell battery, which is larger and takes more space, so they do not include the ssd mounting caddy with it. I can only assume that they left it open for air flow. So it should be that the 2nd and 3rd variant models were the ones that were meant for a hdd/ssd. Idk if this helps but it does clear up why they left that space open.
Levi, no it shouldn’t void anything as it is a serviceable part. In the US, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act is a law that prevents manufacturers from voiding a products overall warranty for changing parts by the end user. If they can prove that your change caused other issues then they can fight it but they can’t flat out void a warranty only if the part directly affects something or an individual system.
IDK the specs on the I7 or the motherboard but it’s probably a waste on this machine. My computer barely breaks 12GB of use because the processor and GPU do a lot of work to reduce RAM use.
Just call dell parts - they will sell you one. I called last week - sending me a new cooler bracket and screws for about 8 bucks shipped. Planning to add the new sk hynix p31 1tb, 32gb of hyperX impact, and repaste the heatsink (thermal grizzly kryonaut) at the same time. Might remove or modify the fan screen in the bottom of the case to improve airflow as well. Mine is the 10750h and 2070mq - needs all the cooling it can get.
@@TunerwithKids package just got here - there was no part number on my original invoice - but there is one on the part bag. Dell P/N: YX0F3, although it doesn't turn up any web results for me. I was initially worried it was going to be the shorter heatsink for the factory 2230, but it appears to be the longer 2280 sink. I'll update again after I install once my RAM and new ssd show up (hopefully tomorrow)
IDK the specs on the I5 or the motherboard but it’s probably a waste on this machine. My computer barely breaks 12GB of use because the processor and GPU do a lot of work to reduce RAM use
Wait wait. I don't have cute little kids to help me. So i don't think I will be able to upgrade my laptop.
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Hey! Somebody can help me? I need the bracket that is appears on the 9:17 minutes, for my 1TB HDD, that I wanna put on my laptop, but Idk where to find it
Yes. The i7 should use the same RAM. The i7-10750H is what that uses. It theoretically can handle 128GB of RAM but you will never need that and the MB can only handle up to 32GB. My machine baselines around 6GB to 7GB when normally running, I haven’t seen it go past 10GB even during 4K video processing. I recommend the GTX 1660Ti for best graphics processing and Thunderbolt USB-C 3.1G2.
i have a variant which have 51 wh battery and a space for 2.5" hdd at a side. and the user manual shows that i have to use a connector which converts sata port into a ribbon(strip) which will further mount on the mother board at right side of the m.2 slot. but physically i didn't find any kind of clipper(ribbon accepter mentioning HDD) on my mother board so can any one please tell me is there any way ? or how can i connect the 2.5" hdd with this laptop.? or if there is no way to connect 2.5" HDD then: why this space is mentioned FOR 7MM HDD ? Why they are selling 51 whr battery variant? Why the user manual saying that we can connect a 2.5" HDD which actually we can't.?
To use a 2.5” SSD/HDD, you lose both m.2 locations. The ribbon and mount relocates the drive over the area for the m.2. I ended up going with a m.2 2280. See my newer video on install of the NVMe m.2 drive.
I think the HDD variant uses a different motherboard, from the service manual, it appears that version has the m.2 280 relocated higher. Most of the G5 5500 have the m.2 2230 at that higher location and the 2280 m.2 where the ribbon slot should be . www.dell.com/support/manuals/en-us/g-series-15-5500-laptop/dell-g5-15-5500-service-manual/installing-the-hard-drive?guid=guid-79e66086-81b8-4a27-81a1-4cc577342c20
and as per my opinion this laptop does not support any HDD or SSD it only support m.2 chips. but the only flaw/worng thing is that left a space mentioning FOR 7MM HDD which is basically not possible.
Sylveon it ended up not fitting cause of the required SATA adapter. So only a small m.2 and bigger m.2 2280 will fit. Also if you have the larger battery it takes up the area there.
You NEED the heat sink and any other cooling you can get. I have a video next week in it and how/where to get the heat sink. It’s cheap. The temps are crazy when it’s reading and writing. The the SSD to SSD speeds are crazy. I saw 2 or 4 Gbps.
@@TunerwithKids can you give me a link or something or ill just get the copper one i found for a 2280 7 bucks would think work for what i need its the nvme blue wd single hole nvme ssd www.amazon.com/Heatsink-Copper-Copper%EF%BC%8C-Silicone-Thermal/dp/B07QNRP9HK
Call Dell Parts and ask for P/N YX0F3 and two m2x3 mm screws. Should be $7 plus tax and free shipping. They are losing money at that price with shipping. Got it in 3 days via FedEx (which costs more that parts).
Not sure what is running slow on yours. Mine runs great. I watch the Task Manager Performance and the processor is overclocked and run at 4GHz. My RAM hardly ever gets used, usually less than 10GB out of 32GB. The GFX card definitely does a lot of the major video processing which frees up other resources. Computer does run hot. I’ve seen my core temps hit 100C during major video processing.
Depends on your needs. I’ve been using it for over two months and it’s run great. I use for 4K video editing and processing with dual 24” monitors. It has a cooling pad on it all the time. This is much more versatile setup than a full fledge desktop machine.
@@amanmittal4697 that's expensive. I got it for around $900 on deal and coupons. Also had some other Amex and cashback deals. I also put another $220 in for RAM and a 1TB NVME SSD. For $1,200, you can get the Intel i7 or AMD Ryzen version. But with the process power and GFX card in a small machine like this you will have to deal with heat management.
Few Amazon sellers are gouging for the YX0F3 SSD Bracket at $23 (Dell list is $2.99): amzn.to/3qMip56
I believe that connecter on the board under the second m. 2 slot and above the battery is the sata power and data connections
The adapter for 2.5 inch is going 10 to 20 bucks on ebay if you want look it looks like it would fit there would have to mount the ssd with double sided tape If that is the case though
Good luck with your laptop just keep it cool they run hot
👍 got it on a cooler. They overclock the 10600H like crazy. 2.5Ghz listed but runs at 4.0Ghz all day.
It is safe to do that update by myself if I don’t have any experience, very good video btw 👍
Changing RAM doesn’t require much experience. If you got the right screwdriver.
Love the vid. What camera are you using to record this??
Front view is a Fujifilm X-T200 with kit lens, side view is iPhone 11 Pro and wide angle is a GoPro hero5.
i don't think you need the copper heat shield to properly install a new m.2 ssd. it's just there to aid in heat dissipation. which means you can replace it with one of those gumstick thingies
Hey, I'm considering buying this, but I'm not a heavy gamer. Some gaming and video editing and content creation are my area of focus. So could you tell me if the heating issue is a deal breaker for a user like me?
This has been running fine for me. I set it on a cooler all the time with lid close. I use it on desktop 90% of the time docked. Fan runs hard when I’m processing videos but normal use is fine and like any other PC. I plan to repaste the CPU with MX-4 when I do the SSD adder next week.
is it possible to add a second WD BLACK SN750 NVMe M.2 SSD with heatsink? I saw that the heatsink is a bit thick, do you think the computer cover would close afterwards?
Yes...I have a newer video where I used an OEM heatsink and did the second m.2.
2:20 - If you get the larger battery, it doesn't leave physical space for additional hard drive
Well the space is for a full size but there isn’t a port for it. Only the G3 MB has it. So empty space on G5.
How much space between the M.2 and the back cover? Will a 4mm heatsink fit behind the m.2ssd?
It’s tight. Need a flat heat sink like the OEM. 4mm is too much. I have another video showing this heat sink.
Hey, I'm going to change the SSD of my Dell G5 5505 to a WD SN750. But I don't know how much extra space I have for the heat sink. 1-2-3mm? Thanks, Jerome.
Check out my SSD m.2 install video. Need the OE heat sink.
I just want to update my storage and I bought the same SSD, is there any other safer way to update it without like the brackets?
Did you buy the 2.5” or an m.2? I have an updated video with the m.2 install. I’d recommend the OEM bracket but you can try an an aftermarket bracket and m2x3mm screw. Check the links in description if you need. I think it’s $23 on Amazon or try calling Dell for it for half the price.
@@TunerwithKids i got the 2.5
Do I need anything besides those brackets?
For the G5, I don’t think you can fit it. Only the G3 has the slot that requires an OEM adapter ribbon for 2.5”, but I think it sacrifices the m.2 slot. G5 only has two m.2 slots. Though the room is there, it won’t work.
I got mine in January of 2021, it's a November 2020 manufacture.. same 8gb and I need to upgrade. I saw that it's a 288 pin for the ram card, does that mean I need to get an exact 288 pin or will a lower pin still be suitable for application?
When are you doing VLAND headlights give away? We have passed well over 2k subs
Wrong metrics. 5,000 subs and 20k views on the video.
Do you know if the screen is upgradable? I have the base g5 15 se 5505 and i have the 60hz display I don’t know what type of connector the screen uses the 30 pin or the 40 pin connector
I don’t think it’s an easy swap. Not worth the effort IMO.
Why don't you go M.2. SATA drives are yesterday. Also, There are other copper heatsinks and I would even question if you even need it. Also you need is a simple screw to hold the M.2 drive down.
The sata didn’t fit so I got the OEM heat sink and did an NVME 2280. I have another video on that.
Heyy please guide me what to buy, In order to install 2.5" 1tb hdd in this laptop.
Can not do 2.5”. Though the space is there. They is no provision on the G5 for a 2.5 ribbon. I think only the G3 can since it shares the chassis.
Hey I installed the crucial 2x 8gb on my dell g5 and when I power it on I just get a lit keyboard and black screen, it says it’s compatible with my laptop. When I put the original ones back in it says memory has changed and works fine
Sounds like issue with compatibility (of defective RAM), did you check if one stick works vs. both? Or do different combinations and slots?
@@TunerwithKids found that I didn’t have the sticks inserted all the way. did the process over and everything is fine now 👍🏾
I added a nvme a m.2 2280 "1tb. WD black gaming" TO MY G5 SE 5505. I couldn't get the ram to work (cardinal ddr4 32gb 3200mhz). I will Try the G skill brand you're using. Great Vid by the way!!!
What’d you use for a heat sink? And what about screws?
Also, even though the Gskillz RAM is 3000mhz, the computer only reads it as 2666mhz. It’s odd but didn’t really want to bother researching it. Also, my computer never goes above 10GB no matter how hard I tax it.
@@TunerwithKids I used the WDblack sn750 nvme w/o heatsink as a H/s would cause a room negotiation. For the screw I used one from the "bottom cover" and found a thin but hard or stable piece of clear plastic and made a "very small"washer by cutting it into a small circular design a then punching a very small whole in it and putting the screw through it. It holds the NVme down fine. Today I ordered 32gb Impact sodimm(16x 3200mhz) RAM from hyper x...as it is AMD compatible. I had to return oloy RAM( complete junk!!!). I have the new G5 se 5505 ryzen editon(ryzen cpu and graphics combined) $1,049 from best buy. Great videos ...keep it up!
@@jimmiemitchell9980 I have the same exact laptop as you. I am looking to add a second m.2 SSD (2280) in it but I can't find a heat sink bracket for it.
I’ll check that out to see.
Will upgrading the dell g5 ram to 3200mhz is a good option? Will the motherboard support 3200 mhz? Or 2933mhz
The MB should support 3200Mhz. Keep in mind that for some reason Dell MB reads it at a lower speed. I think mine reads as 2666Mhz but it is 3000.
@@TunerwithKids thanks for the info. Btw am running hardcore games in my dell g5. So should i buy 16gigs rams of 3200mhz or lower?
If you got the money, do the 32GB. I hardly ever get close to that when video processing, though. Not sure how taxing games are on RAM.
@@TunerwithKids ok thanks a lot ! Will buy that with 3200Mhz and will give you an update.
I have 2 questions
1. I just got a new gaming laptop (Dell G15 5511) and I’m not sure how to downgrade to windows 10 because it came with windows 11
2. I’m thinking of upgrading the ram because it only has 8gb of ram, do I have to replace the base ram stick and add 2 new ram sticks or only buy 1 new ram stick and keep the base ram stick in.
Probably need to do fresh install for Win10. For ram some people like to match both sides with same brand and size. But at minimum match the speed and size of you add more. I have dual 16GB but I rerelease ever go passed 12GB in real world useage.
Is it possible to add a 1TB HDD with 512GB SSD which i already have in my DELL G5 5500
Yes. Check out my latest G5 SSD video. It was post two weeks ago. I installed a 1TB m.2 in the spare slot.
Hey, I think it is an either or for the ssd. If you have a big 2.5 ssd, and you have a bracket, you can place it in the slot. If you have a slim ssd, you can place it in the slot. I say this bc I only see one ssd slot, in which either a big ssd or a slim ssd can fit. I think they purposefully left out the ssd mount bracket so that you could place a slimm ssd in, because i did look into a bracket and it comes preinstalled in the 2019 models, not the 2020 models, like in this vid (th-cam.com/video/aCOE7PPA8Yk/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=uFixTek) I think they want you to install a slim ssd in cause of the one port and because you didn't have a mounting bracket. I found the manual for the dell laptop and it states this:
Your Dell G3 15 3500 supports one of the following storage configurations:
●One M.2 2230/2280 solid-state drive
●One 2.5-inch hard drive and one Intel Optane
●One 2.5-inch hard drive and one M.2 2230/2280 solid-state drive
●One M.2 2230 solid-state drive and one M.2 2280 solid-state drive
So I think that you either have the first or the 4th slot. It is weird they would leave the slot available if you are not to use it. Also I found out that there are two types of cells a 3 and 4 cell. A 3 cell battery will make room for a mounting bracket, but in your case most likely you have a 4 cell battery, which is larger and takes more space, so they do not include the ssd mounting caddy with it. I can only assume that they left it open for air flow. So it should be that the 2nd and 3rd variant models were the ones that were meant for a hdd/ssd. Idk if this helps but it does clear up why they left that space open.
Do I got to backup my files or anything like that when upgrading my ram?
I’ve never done it since it’s not related to storage like SSD or HDD replacement.
@@TunerwithKids using a external harddrive is the same as upgrading the internal harddrive right? I'm new to this laptop stuff
No it’s not. External Drive is for backup using usb . Upgrade or adding SDD is onboard and much faster data transfer using SATA.
Would this void any warranty?
Levi, no it shouldn’t void anything as it is a serviceable part. In the US, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act is a law that prevents manufacturers from voiding a products overall warranty for changing parts by the end user. If they can prove that your change caused other issues then they can fight it but they can’t flat out void a warranty only if the part directly affects something or an individual system.
@@TunerwithKids wow, thanks for the quick response. I have no idea what I'm doing with computers, so thank you.
Can this laptop or the i7 version support 64 gigs of Ram?
IDK the specs on the I7 or the motherboard but it’s probably a waste on this machine. My computer barely breaks 12GB of use because the processor and GPU do a lot of work to reduce RAM use.
No it supports 32gb like all dells. The chipset limits ram, though the processor can handle up to 128gb the motherboard controller doesnt.
Did you manage to find the heatsink bracket for the new ssd? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
Not yet. It appears to use the stock holes on the m.2 2280 to mount. I was gonna try a universal m.2 stick on heat sink if I can’t find the OEM one.
@@TunerwithKids looking for a bracket as well. no dice. Hopefully you'll figure it out soon so I can copy what you did! haha
Just call dell parts - they will sell you one. I called last week - sending me a new cooler bracket and screws for about 8 bucks shipped. Planning to add the new sk hynix p31 1tb, 32gb of hyperX impact, and repaste the heatsink (thermal grizzly kryonaut) at the same time. Might remove or modify the fan screen in the bottom of the case to improve airflow as well. Mine is the 10750h and 2070mq - needs all the cooling it can get.
idontneedabmw , damn I might try that. I was looking at some universal m.2, 2280 copper heat sinks on eBay. But for $8 I’d rather have OEM that fits.
@@TunerwithKids package just got here - there was no part number on my original invoice - but there is one on the part bag. Dell P/N: YX0F3, although it doesn't turn up any web results for me. I was initially worried it was going to be the shorter heatsink for the factory 2230, but it appears to be the longer 2280 sink. I'll update again after I install once my RAM and new ssd show up (hopefully tomorrow)
The Dell website mentions about ram with ecc. Can i use non ecc ram on this model or i have to use ecc one ?
Not sure what ECC is. I just used the max ram and speed for this processor. I think there is info in the description box.
does it support 64 gigs of ram?
IDK the specs on the I5 or the motherboard but it’s probably a waste on this machine. My computer barely breaks 12GB of use because the processor and GPU do a lot of work to reduce RAM use
Wait wait. I don't have cute little kids to help me. So i don't think I will be able to upgrade my laptop.
Hey! Somebody can help me? I need the bracket that is appears on the 9:17 minutes, for my 1TB HDD, that I wanna put on my laptop, but Idk where to find it
Check the links and parts list in description below.
@@TunerwithKids Hey Bro, I went through all the links that you put in the description, but no of those bring me to a bracket for an SSD/HDD
@ regular 2.5" doesn't work on G5. It's for G3 only.
ohh, gskill stickers
What screwdriver mm size did you use?
IDK…I just used that precision set from Amazon. Should be a link in description box. Found one that fits.
I’m looking to buy this same laptop but with the i7, I want to upgrade the Ram too. Will these upgrades be compatible?
Yes. The i7 should use the same RAM. The i7-10750H is what that uses. It theoretically can handle 128GB of RAM but you will never need that and the MB can only handle up to 32GB. My machine baselines around 6GB to 7GB when normally running, I haven’t seen it go past 10GB even during 4K video processing. I recommend the GTX 1660Ti for best graphics processing and Thunderbolt USB-C 3.1G2.
Tuner with Kids I think I’m just going to stick with the 16GB option though
i have a variant which have 51 wh battery and a space for 2.5" hdd at a side.
and the user manual shows that i have to use a connector which converts sata port into a ribbon(strip) which will further mount on the mother board at right side of the m.2 slot.
but physically i didn't find any kind of clipper(ribbon accepter mentioning HDD) on my mother board so can any one please tell me is there any way ? or how can i connect the 2.5" hdd with this laptop.?
or if there is no way to connect 2.5" HDD then:
why this space is mentioned FOR 7MM HDD ?
Why they are selling 51 whr battery variant?
Why the user manual saying that we can connect a 2.5" HDD which actually we can't.?
To use a 2.5” SSD/HDD, you lose both m.2 locations. The ribbon and mount relocates the drive over the area for the m.2. I ended up going with a m.2 2280. See my newer video on install of the NVMe m.2 drive.
@@TunerwithKids no issue where is that port located on mother board to connect HDD/SSD
I think the HDD variant uses a different motherboard, from the service manual, it appears that version has the m.2 280 relocated higher. Most of the G5 5500 have the m.2 2230 at that higher location and the 2280 m.2 where the ribbon slot should be . www.dell.com/support/manuals/en-us/g-series-15-5500-laptop/dell-g5-15-5500-service-manual/installing-the-hard-drive?guid=guid-79e66086-81b8-4a27-81a1-4cc577342c20
@@TunerwithKids No basically the thing is the picture Dell have used in the user manual is not of G5 15 5500 its actually an image of G3 .
and as per my opinion this laptop does not support any HDD or SSD it only support m.2 chips. but the only flaw/worng thing is that left a space mentioning FOR 7MM HDD which is basically not possible.
how do you add a ssd like that my batterys huge
Sylveon it ended up not fitting cause of the required SATA adapter. So only a small m.2 and bigger m.2 2280 will fit. Also if you have the larger battery it takes up the area there.
i cant just buy a nvme or i really need a heat sync?
You NEED the heat sink and any other cooling you can get. I have a video next week in it and how/where to get the heat sink. It’s cheap. The temps are crazy when it’s reading and writing. The the SSD to SSD speeds are crazy. I saw 2 or 4 Gbps.
@@TunerwithKids i end up buying the 2 prong by mistake im sending it back tommow and geting the right one
@@TunerwithKids can you give me a link or something or ill just get the copper one i found for a 2280 7 bucks would think work for what i need its the nvme blue wd single hole nvme ssd www.amazon.com/Heatsink-Copper-Copper%EF%BC%8C-Silicone-Thermal/dp/B07QNRP9HK
Call Dell Parts and ask for P/N YX0F3 and two m2x3 mm screws. Should be $7 plus tax and free shipping. They are losing money at that price with shipping. Got it in 3 days via FedEx (which costs more that parts).
@@TunerwithKids thats the same price basicly what im paying as a prime member but ill take a look into it
I just bought this model with same specs but I dont know why csgo is lagging!and i am new in laptop i dont know it runs slow!
Not sure what is running slow on yours. Mine runs great. I watch the Task Manager Performance and the processor is overclocked and run at 4GHz. My RAM hardly ever gets used, usually less than 10GB out of 32GB. The GFX card definitely does a lot of the major video processing which frees up other resources. Computer does run hot. I’ve seen my core temps hit 100C during major video processing.
@@TunerwithKids dayum 100° is very much hot brother,does I just waste my money in this laptop or it it worth?
@@TunerwithKids I buy it in 1160 $
Depends on your needs. I’ve been using it for over two months and it’s run great. I use for 4K video editing and processing with dual 24” monitors. It has a cooling pad on it all the time. This is much more versatile setup than a full fledge desktop machine.
@@amanmittal4697 that's expensive. I got it for around $900 on deal and coupons. Also had some other Amex and cashback deals. I also put another $220 in for RAM and a 1TB NVME SSD. For $1,200, you can get the Intel i7 or AMD Ryzen version. But with the process power and GFX card in a small machine like this you will have to deal with heat management.
“Nobody uses USB 2.0 in 2020.”
Me: 😂😐🥲
For real, I don’t even is ports on that side, 2.0 USB and SD reader. Slow AF 25MB/s. All my stuff is connected to USB 3.0 or C on a WD19TB dock.
It’s for their dell external DVD drive that’s 2.0
It's best for USB mouse receiver, no USB 3 interference :)
@@Vozael Yeah,in fact they put 2 2.0 usb ports so people plug in their mouse and keyboard.
That's child labour :3
LOL...they didn't contribute enough to call it "labor"
@@TunerwithKids Haha lol. Pretty impressive that they are learning early on!