🛠️ How to open Lenovo LOQ 15 (15IPH11) - disassembly and upgrade options

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Jun 27, 2026
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TESTED CONFIGURATION:
– Intel Core Ultra 7 355
– NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050
– 16GB RAM
– 512GB SSD NVMe
– 15.3″, 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA), IPS, 165Hz
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AI GeneratedThis video provides a step-by-step teardown and hardware overview of the Lenovo LOQ 15 IPH11, detailing the process of accessing internal components and identifying upgrade options for the SSD and RAM.
hey everyone today we are opening the lenovo lock 15 ip h11 you can find the full review
benchmarks display tests and more on laptopmedia.com the link is below let's begin
to reach the components we need to undo 10 screws and remove the bottom cover
we are using a jis number one screwdriver
the first four screws are shorter than the rest so keep them separate
use a thin plastic tool to start releasing the cover clips
be careful not to push the tool too far inside and damage a component
the bottom cover is now off thermal pads on the bottom cover sit above both m.2 ssd positions
here are the two slots this is the battery connector
disconnected first this is the primary m.2 ssd
ram slots are under this shield under the heat pipe sits the core ultra processor
to its left is the geforce rtx 5050 laptop gpu the cooling system uses two fans
this is the wi-fi card we start by unplugging the battery connector
next we undo the battery screws they appear captive so we leave them in place
this is a 60 watt hour lithium ion battery you can check the result of our battery life test
on laptopmedia.com and don't forget to visit our top 100 laptops with the best battery life
ranking page now we remove the installed ssd our unit has a 512 gigabyte kioxia eg7 m.2 2242 nvme
ssd this primary slot runs on pci express 4x4 we return the ssd to its slot this slot accepts both
shorter and longer m.2 drives now we remove the metal ram shield we look for a safer pry point
away from soldered components on the motherboard the shield is locked tightly into its metal clips
here are the two slots we remove the installed memory module it is a 16 gigabyte sk hynix ddr
55600 so dim module the slots support ddr 55600 dual channel memory lenovo lists up to 32 gigabytes
when reinstalling the shield align every metal clip with the middle of its latch
follow the direction of the printed arrow on the cover check all sides before pressing down
these steel clips can break and this cover fits very tightly here is the underside of the touch
pad this is the realtek rtl 885 to be wi-fi 6 card with bluetooth 5.3 now we put the battery
back into place and reconnect it that's the inside of the lenovo lock 15 ip h11 for thermals
display tests battery life and upgrade notes read the full review on laptopmedia.com
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