AMD Lenovo ThinkCentre m75q tiny gen 2 upgrade RAM and SSD

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You can configure and get the device from Lenovo official website or Amazon.
Lenovo Thinkcentre tiny m75q gen 2

00:00 - Start
00:32 - Opening the device
01:31 - Disassembly of fan and CPU
02:54 - Ports
03:25 - Assembly of the heat sink
03:50 - Pricing
04:22 - Upgrade SSD (2.5 inch 1TB)
06:16 - Upgrade RAM and SSD (m2)
08:15 - Putting everything back
09:00 - AMD Ryzen™ 5 PRO 4650GE performance
10:30 - Add the new drive

Configuration of my device:
AMD Ryzen™ 5 PRO 4650GE
8 GB DDR4 3200MHz
256 GB PCIe SSD
Windows 10 Pro 64

You can upgrade SSD and RAM:

OEM Lenovo ThinkCentre M75q Gen 2 Tiny, AMD Ryzen 5

Crucial MX500 CT1000MX500SSD1 (Z) 1TB (3D NAND, SATA, 2.5 Inch)

Crucial MX500 CT1000MX500SSD1 (Z) 500TB (3D NAND, SATA, 2.5 Inch)

Crucial CT4G4SFS624A 16GB 3200 DDR4

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Thank you, nice guide sir, just got mine today and was trying to figure out where the RAM and M2 was, great demonstration and insight for upgrades.

terminatortt

bought the Ryzen 3 3200GE version for just $100, awesome performance on linux. Also love how easily accessible the inside of the fan is to remove fluff.

Bareego

Thanks for the video. Very informative. Based on what you've shown, I'll pop mine open and double check the configuration, and look at adding secondary storage. I have a WD My Cloud on the network, but getting software to access that is a bit of a nuisance. I was thinking of playing with Plex and related software, and adding secondary storage on-board would be a simple approach with less clutter.

dankurfman

I3 on mine...still good web-browser joined to my 55" Bravia TV.

danreid

With one of those m2 graphic adaptors can make this system a great gaming device.

DankerTVTimeCapsule

Very informative video, M75q Tiny Gen 2 is quite an attractive model with low price. Renoir really is killing the competition in SFF and laptop market!(only if these are more available and popular) Here I'd like to have some questions:
How's the thermal performance?(temperature and noise during daily usage and/or benchmarks, )
Is there VRAM(UMA) setting in the BIOS?
This should be located in BIOS(press del at power up)=>Config(or Devices)=>Display, called "UMA Frame buffer Size"(or Total Graphics Memory), you should be able to select from Auto up to 2G
Thanks in advance!

hateWinVista

Very strange, it looks like there are 2x M.2 pin outs but no slot, and no mounting hardware, i wonder what these would be for, did you order yours without WiFi/LTE? Would be dissapointing if they didnt include the slots if you dont order it with the device, because i was planning on adding an M.2 drive along side the HDD

denverag

Been using it for 8 months, while consistently programming on dual 4K Monitors. If anyone here does Android DEV, get 32GB Ram ... that's my only concern.

evev

Is it possible to look into the DASH functions. I would like to know more about that

aukeboskma

So, i was very surprized to see the board set up to take a PCIe slot, though obviously a custom factory GPU/network card still pretty surprizing, as, so far as i know, only the P320 tiny has a PCIe slot and no M series tinys have them

denverag

Love your vids. It's very helpful.

wangpoirot

Would you know if the power brick says 220V besides 110V? Planning to take this to S America

ianthomas

Very cool. I saw that you can also update the processor on it.
I also saw on the Lenovo website that it even comes with the Ryzen 7 Pro 4750GE processor
Searching the AMD website I saw the Ryzen 7 Pro 4750G which has practically the same configurations as the 4750GE only with a base clock of 200 Mhz faster.
So, I was wondering if I can upgrade the processor to a 4750G using the same cooler that comes with this mini pc.

vladdraculLV

Can you please take a look at emulation performance in PCSX2 and RPCS3. I'm interested to see how this performs in titles such as Shadow of the Colossus and Skate.

mrjaguilar

Hi, what GPU does the M75q Gen 2 use? Is it the Radeon 11? I already own a Thinkcentre Tiny M720q and I can say that Lenovo makes excellent computers that are easy to service and they are durable.

rodbriggs