I just get th same laptop, great video, new subscriber here!

Thanks, you save my money man!

Thank you, very informative.

l has Seen it from Caracas Venezuela Thank you for this.

Good information , thanks.

Hmmm. There seem to be a lot of different variations on this model. I'm waiting for a refurbished i5 6200u to turn up and I was going to order new ram and storage so it's all set up from the start but without knowing the full serial number I think I should wait. Great vid, mate, very professional.

Im getting mine uograde but is no giving video and the battery line remain on fpr a while then it turn off itself, kts right type, samsung brand, 7470 im using a 16 gb ddr4 and 7450 im using 2gb ddr3 samsung brand, same issues on both

Nice machine! Hope you're doing well

why you put that sata m.2 back . put nvme like it supports after bios update

is there an option to add a 1tb hdd?

great idea to leave the battery in while you work on it. perhaps you can short something out.

Please, aside from Crucial and Samsung, which of the following NVMe brands are compatible with the Dell Latitude E7470 - especially for hiccup free cloning? ADATA, Pioneer, Inland, WD Black, and Hynix gold.

The best possible performance would have been to just add a second 8gb stick of memory into the empty b slot, instead of only one 16gb stick. Using two sticks allows the memory to run in dual channel mode which gives a slight bump in performance versus one stick (very slight). The only reason to buy one 16gb stick is to have the option of adding a second 16gb stick later on. But this laptop does not have enough oomph to really take advantage of that much memory 99% of the time. In fact, I really doubt 16gb is really needed or offer any real world advantage. So to sum up. Two 4gb stick outperforms one 8gb stick, and of course, two 8gb sticks will outperform one 16gb stick and so on. Also keep in mind, smaller capacity memory modules usually cost less than larger, so yet another reason to add a second 8gb stick versus one only 16gb stick (Best performance for less). And there is always the option to step up in frequency with the ram, or adding sticks with lower latency or both. But for the majority of users, the best performance, and best bang for your buck would be to add a second 8gb stick and call it a day.

Just bought the E7470, installed an nvme 1TB Hynix Gold SSD. Booted to Bios and noticed that under primary drive it reads:None.

Hi, can I just upgraded this pc which already has 256 gb SSD to (256gb SSD+256gb SSD)

my laptop model is DELL Latitude E7450. It has 4GB RAM and intel core i5 processor. Now i need my RAM to expand it's memory. can i change it to 8GB or 16GB RAM. is that possible?? please reply

Planning to upgrade my laptop after I finish with an apprenticeship programme. Just want to make sure what type of SSD [looks like NVME] you got there and what type & brand of RAM they got there. 100% Looking into the iFixit kit.

What is the maximum ssd capacity for dell latitude e7470 i5 ??

Is the cpu solderd in or can it be taken out of the laptop?

I just got this model used. I want to know if this supports 32 gb ram. 2 sticks of 16gb. Each. Pls let me know