Hp hp 15-da0053wm Ram Upgrade

Hp hp 15-da0053wm Ram Upgrade

Hey everyone... I am going to try to start a project. Along with upgrading my laptop, I am going to build a PC (desktop) too. I am accepting donations in parts, not money, and am going to have a community build (so to speak).
I am thinking, I may even give the PC away (not my laptop...lol...) after it's done and my videos are finished. We will see... But that is the direction I am heading with this series of videos.

If you would like to donate to the channel you can use this link, and I appreciate any donations. All donations will go for channel upgrades and items for review.

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[zagmank]

I inherited a HP Notebook - 15-da0032wm, pretty much the same laptop from my late brother. After checking out the system specs I decided to upgrade the components. I bought 16bg of RAM, A new M.2 NVME 512gb SSD to replace the 16bg Intel Optane Memory SSD. And a new 512gb 2.5" SSD to replace the 1tb mechanical 5400rpm HDD. While the case was open I replaced the thermal paste on the CPU/APU with Artic Silver 5. First I updated the PC with all the latest software updates from MS. Then imaged the HDD with Macrium Reflect to have a back up of the system. Next I disabled (very important) the Intel Optane Memory module in the Intel Rapid Storage Technology software. Removed the Intel M.2 stick and the 1tb HDD. Installed the new M.2 SSD, left out the new 2.5 SSD. Did a clean install of Windows 10. This way there is no HP bloatware. Updated Windows. Installed the new 2.5 SSD. I couldn't find the RTC battery. I would have liked to replace that with a fresh one while the case was open. It's probably on the opposite side of the MB. Closed up the case and the PC is running fast and smooth. So these are the new components. 16bg of G.Skill DDR4 2666 8GBX2 CL19-19-43 1.20V, TeamGroup 512gb MP33 NVME SSD Gen3 X4, Teamgroup 512 gb EX2 2.5 SSD. Total cost for the 3 new components was $194.00 at Newegg. Even though this PC was about $400.00 new the added upgrade wasn't too bad. Too bad it only has an i-3

[JayG-oyecomova]

Thanks to your video I was able to add 8 g of RAM to my laptop. I added it to 2nd slot after consulting with engineer. He said it would be great. To remember that it should be compatible with the one used. I still need to test but wanted to thank you for your video. Helped me a lot.

[HaloGrunt]

Thanks for posting! This is the only video I have found for this exact model HP laptop that deals with upgrading the ram.

[jeffwhite]

My son and I both have this very same laptop and I needed assistance on how to upgrade the ram and this video was exactly the help I needed. Thank you sir, Awesome video!

[robpenrod]

Awesome instructions! Used this video to upgrade my daughter’s machine. Great idea using a guitar pick!

[wmdavid]

WOW, it may have been 4 years ago, but this guy gets 5 STARS. Beautiful video, not overproduced, flashy banners & basic BS has been omitted. BRAVO

[sammydigregorio]

Hey bud, I just used this video for a buddy of mine. Worked wonderfully. Much appreciated good sir!

[The.lovely.]

Thank you for pics of parts. Was able to identify exact match of ram thanks the the still frame you showed. Excellent.

[darrenpassmore]

Many thanks, this is just what i was looking for, my wife now has more ram and a laptop that still works!

[waffle]

Im 10 and i took apart a whole laptop and upgraded the graphics card and ram! Thanks for making this video! This really helped 👍

[MidwesternPerson]

Thanks for posting the vid, I grabbed a some extra RAM and was able to get it installed with your help. Thank you sir!

[fricky]

Thank you so much! This video was a lifesaver in disassembly (in my case, replacing the power port that has internal bent pins).

[timothyoneal]

Thanks. This was exactly what I a point of interest...I added one 8GB RAM and ended up with a total of 12GB....working fine.

[paulmiller]

Thanks. This saved me hours of time and defo saved a laptop from getting smashed.

[idrismiah]

When I first bought that computer it was soo slow, but then some research made me believe that I had to put ram into it and then I came to this youtube video and it told me perfectly on how to do it

[martinmuecke]

Needed to know how to take off the bottom to get to the battery. Your video was perfect. Thanks for sharing.

[pc_mechanic]

Great video. Thanks for uploading. I would advise in disconnecting the battery first before removing and installing RAM or any component. Talking from personal experience, there was a time when I forgot to disconnect the battery and when I tried installing a stick of RAM, I accidentally shorted the memory controller. As a result, that only left one working memory slot.

[yaboyshelz]

Thank you for this video. This helped me %100 with upgrading my ram

[techglobe]

Thanks a lot, Sir. Upgraded RAM 16GB with this model hp15-da1005nx.

[sagarsriva]

nice video, exactly what I was looking for. thanks