DELL INSPIRON 24 5420 All-in-one Disassembly RAM SSD Hard Drive Upgrade Battery Replacement Repair 

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@@ItsBinhRepaired just did. question .i have the same computer. i did the command prompt to find out the max ram which is 64g. i was trying to fing out the max m.2 hd and max sata hd that can be installed in this computer with out frying the motherboard

There is no max. You can't fry your motherboard by putting too much storage and memory. Worst that will happen is it won't boot until you put compatible parts. Storage has no limit you can realistically meet. RAM it's extremely rare for them to have a capacity limit. I've only seen it on computers over 20 years old.

@@ItsBinhRepaired the reason I asked is because my computer internal m.2 is 3.3v 1.4a and the m.2 2tb is 3.2v 2.5a.. it's 1 amp higher than the original. I'm just worried about overheating ..I call up dell for text support and they told me 32g ram was max but the command prompt told me 64 was max..smh.. they also told me 1tb nvme was max and my current m.2 is 512g. An lastly the addition of the 2.5 sata they told me 2tb max ..smh...

@@sportguy17 don't listen to them lol there is no "max" other than what you can fit in the slot.

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Awesome! Hope the upgrade goes well.

I actually answered that in the video. Better to upgrade to a better m.2 pcie nvme SSD. This video will help ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4p5jFDzVwUw.html

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@@ItsBinhRepaired You´re welcome, buddy. I had already subscribed, even before posting my comments. I´m planning to buy this AIO or the new Inspiron 15 notebook that basically has same configuration as this AIO. So your video has helped to clarify a few things, as well as to let me foresse difficulties I have ahead. Those physical structures aren´t friendly for my big fingers! LOL I may have issues when it´s time to add a second SSD. The memory slots seem easy to access thou. But still there are those 2 covers to take off before you actually get to that part of the machine. Particularly that plastic sticky stuff where the USB ports are. Anyway I´ll face it. Thank you once again..

Awesome :) Yeah, computers these days aren't designed to be taken apart. :(

Usually if the sticks exist in the right speed it'll work.

Nothing specific. Need to see the specs and design.

No problem

Not sure

Usually only ebay or somewhere similar

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