Laptop HP EliteBook 840 G5 Notebook Disassembly Take Apart Sell. Mobo, CPU & Other Parts Removal

HP EliteBook 840 G5 Notebook Laptop Disassembly by www.laptopnuts.com/. Steps and order we remove laptop parts:
Bottom Case Base Cover ~0:17, Battery ~1:35, CPU Cooling Heatsink ~2:20, SSD Solid State Drive ~3:42, RAM Memory ~3:48, Wi-Fi Card ~3:55, Left & Right Speaker Set ~4:43, Bracket ~5:12, USB Board w/ Cable ~5:21, Motherboard ~5:34 ~7:37 ~8:25, LCD Screen Complete Assembly ~6:02, Cover ~6:40, Power Button Board w/Cable ~6:51, Keaboard ~7:10, CPU Cooling Fan ~7:48, Palmrest w/ Touchpad ~8:53.
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[@loodinshams4287]

thank you so much

[@patriciaobou1970]

Trop bien merci

[@souravkumar6752]

I want to buy ram. It still available?

[@vladrein288]

Hello, I want to install additional RAM memory, which maximum does it support 32 GB? PC4-19200, ddr4, 2400MHz?

[@silentdenizen6903]

google your processor and what it can handle. keep the GHz in mind. I'm very amateurish and don't know much. but I do know that processors can handle certain amounts. I don't think you'd need much ram for most things keeping your graphical capabilities.

[@benmiller200]

So like....where would the Radeon card they make for this go?

[@Laptopnuts]

It's built into motherboard

[@vineethvinny1148]

Hp Elitebook 840 G5 can it support DDR4 Ram with 3200 mhz

[@user-og1pv3zj4k]

yes

[@vineethvinny1148]

@@user-og1pv3zj4k inserted 2*8 3200 mhz but it shows inly 2400. How to convert 2400 to 3200 mhz