The Asus UX410UQ packs a 14-inch screen in a 13.3-inch body and is equipped with an NVIDIA GeForce 940MX graphics card. The weight is still under 1.34kg, achieving a good balance between portability and performance.
The biggest highlight of this laptop is its micro-edge design. The 6mm width of the bezel is its most significant feature. The advantages of this slim bezel are self-evident.
The body is made of aluminum alloy, and although its thickness is only about 18mm, we do not need to worry about its overall structural sturdiness. The types and number of ports are still abundant, including three USB ports, one USB Type-C port, an HDMI port, and a card reader slot.
Teardown is what we do! Follow us on Facebook for the latest repair news.
For the UX410UQ parts, please visit our replacement parts store.
Unscrew all the screws to remove the bottom cover. Please note that there are two screws under the rubber foot. You need to remove the rubber foot first and then remove these two screws.
The ASUS UX410UQ features 4GB of onboard memory, which is soldered directly onto the motherboard. Please rest assured that the laptop has a spare memory slot that supports a single 8GB DDR4 memory module, which can be configured to a maximum of 12GB dual-channel memory.
My UX410UQ comes with a SanDisk 256GB M.2 SSD located on the right side of the battery.
In addition to the M.2 SSD, it also features a 2.5-inch standard HDD tray. However, this HDD tray only supports a 7mm thick hard drive.
The Intel 7265NGW wireless card supports the 802.11ac protocol, and when paired with an 802.11ac router, it can theoretically reach a maximum speed of 867 Mbps. In addition, because it supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz dual bands, the card is less susceptible to signal interference (since many Bluetooth and other wireless devices operate on the 2.4 GHz band).
The cooling module structure of the ASUS UX410UQ is relatively simple. It features a single fan paired with a single copper pipe. This copper pipe covers the CPU and GPU.
Source: cfan.com.cn
Hi! David, I just bought the ASUS UX410UQ, and I’m wondering how much the maximum size of the M.2 SATA SSD slot can be upgraded to. It would be nice if it could be upgraded to 1TB. Thanks.
I’m not sure, but make sure it supports a 512GB SSD.
Yes, it can. The UX410UQ I bought came with a 1TB HDD drive in the slot but without an SSD.