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Acer Chromebook R13 - upgradability
martinuher
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Hello,
I have just received my R13 and I would like to ask if it can be upgraded on hardware level? Speaking about RAM and SDD of course.
Many thanks for any help and tips in advance,
Martin
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billsey
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I had someone look at the manual for me, and sure enoujgh the processor, memory and storage are all soldered to the main board.
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We need more info as to just which model you have...
Product code should be NX.GL4EC.002, is it possible?
OK, a quick Google says that is a CB5-312T-K1RC. I don't have access to the manual for that new model, but have put in a request. It's most immediate predecessor, the CB5-311 models, have both the memory and flash drive soldered to the motherboard. No real route to expansion there. That is pretty typical for a design that needs to keep costs as low as possible. I'll ping back if I can find a manual.
Thank you very much for your helps. I was a bit worried that soldering might be the case
I had someone look at the manual for me, and sure enoujgh the processor, memory and storage are all soldered to the main board.
Just what I was afraid of
Nevermind thank you for your efforts.