HP Laptop RepairTeardown

HP Envy x360 13-aq0000 Disassembly

Let’s carefully put the cooling module aside, and then look at the 10th generation Core CPU and MX250 graphics.
The square area is nvdia geforce MX 250 graphics card, which has 2GB of video memory. Under the premise that the heat dissipation has been guaranteed, there is no problem in using it to run online games!
MX250 graphics

The yellow rectangular area is the 10th-generation Core i5-10210U processor with a main frequency of 1.6GHz and a core frequency of 4.2GHz. Its performance is about 16% higher than the 8th-generation processors of the same level. ENVY 13 can provide a smoother user experience in all aspects. Whether it is heavy multi-tasking or high-load tasks such as video editing, picture editing, etc., it can easily handle and effectively reduce the stuck.

Next to the processor is the onboard 8GB DDR4 memory, which cannot be removed or replaced, but it is also sufficient to support the smooth operation of various work and entertainment.
CPU and RAM

Remove the M.2 SSD

The ENVY 13 uses a 512GB Samsung M.2 SSD with NVMe protocol. Read speed can exceed 3000MB / s, taking into account both large-capacity storage and high-speed read capabilities.
Remove the M.2 SSD

M.2 SSD

Remove the Wi-Fi card

The wireless network card can also be removed and replaced.
Remove the Wi-Fi card

Wi-Fi card

This is the ENVY 13 internal structure. It is not difficult to disassemble. Things that can be upgraded include batteries, M.2 SSD and wireless network cards. However, the laptop comes with a 512G large-capacity SSD and a 53Wh battery. Generally, it can meet the needs of most people, and there is no need to upgrade.
Internal structure

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David is the editor @ MyFixGuide. He loves technology, especially good at laptops and mobile phones. In his free time, he loves to take apart the latest mobile phones and laptops.

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