How To Replace Add Upgrade SSD RAM - Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 NP950QDB

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In this video, Ill show you how to safely access the internal SSD in your Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 NP950QDB laptop computer. Check out the FAQ's and the Related Video links below! Please remember to Like and Share if this was helpful! Also, Subscribe if you enjoy Computer Repair Videos!
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15 окт 2024

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@rajatkumarg5481 6 дней назад

Can you tell me the exact specification of ssd for Galaxy Book 4 Pro Ultra 5 14 inch variant?

@jamminpcs 6 дней назад

Looks like you would be looking at an NVMe SSD M.2. Try Gen4 for best results as seen here: www.amazon.com/shop/pcmonkey/list/23775GK5NH2PL?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d

@kazuhikoriku 3 месяца назад

How different is it between the NP950QDB and NP930QDB with the upgrade?

@jamminpcs 3 месяца назад

I found this comparison between the two that could be helpful: pangoly.com/en/compare/laptop/samsung-galaxy-book-pro-360-np950qdb-kb1us-vs-samsung-galaxy-book-pro-360-np930qdb-ke1us. Were you asking about a specific upgrade?

@Stewart-z2n Месяц назад

Why does everyone lie about ram upgrades? Stop spreading this false information already, ram is 100% upgradeable with minimal soldering skills!

@jamminpcs Месяц назад

lol wow most computer users that come into my computer shop have no solder skills. Therefor, no, the RAM is not upgradable for the vast majority of computer shop customers.

@Casual_Luke 29 дней назад

anything in your computer is hypothetically "upgradable" with the right skillset it does not mean that you should be doing it. The average customer or anyone with a rational thinking is not going to attempt to peel off soldered pieces of a near two-thousand-dollar piece of machinery and risk permanently destroying their baseboard just to add more storage to something that was never intended to be tampered with. Computer hardware is fragile and its highly unrecommended

@jamminpcs 29 дней назад

@@Casual_Luke truth. There are other channels out there that will deep dive into more complex motherboard repair, however, this channel is not that and for the vast majority of pc users, that is not something they are going to attempt