Thanks for the tips!

@@lukasrandoms6716 youre welcome

Latex rubber gloves will help too right?.

I just touch my home radiator. All good. No need for antistatic hand strap or antistatic gloves

@@youtubecommenter8532 that woks also

My pleasure!

Hi, yes there is a cooling pad.

Hi, best way is to have that "discharge bracelet", but my way is not a right way :D , i touch couple metallic materials, to discharge electricity before i touch electronics...

Hi, is there a enough room for heatsink? There is a factory heatsink, my guess is that should be enough

ASIC controller of the classic 980 runs extremely hot. I would avoid it altogether for laptop use. See my video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fb9ih5OmuLLPcYU.html

Hi, it is Rainmeter, desktop customization tool. But unfortunately I don't remember what skin was that.

For AMD version LP5 yes. ZEN3 not supported pci-e 3.0 but intel version Lp5 has got thunderbolt and pci-e 4.0. Anddd GPU pci 16x + 20line. AMD PCi 3.0 8X 8line. mine AMD LP5 come with WD black SN730. And benchmark skore 3400/3100 mb/sn . I wonder if I add another ssd, will it split the speed?

so what do you recommend sir?

@@darrdiamanse2522 It's a matter of budget. Intel version is always more expensive than AMD. If the price difference gives you a profit according to your usage scenario, you will choose Intel. Otherwise AMD is all kinds of better. They're actually head-to-head devices. For example, if thunderbold is very important to you and you have dual SSDs in your laptop and you are going to move large files at once, intel makes sense if you are doing these things. But if you work mostly freelance, do average graphic design, gaming, programming etc., I would recommend an AMD device, it's not worth paying the price difference for Intel. Of course, if there is a price difference. If there is no difference between the two devices and the hardware is one-to-one, I would buy intel. For the ability to undervolt and install lower latency ram. I've reviewed PCI-e 4 SSDs a lot. All of them give similar performance, except for moving large single files. Game downloads are always the same. The 3.0 interface is never in a capacity to bottleneck in normal use today and in the future.

@@yazilimcionline mine is and amd and came with an sk hynyx 3600/3070

Hey buddy, i woulk like to ask you what ssd you recomend for legion 5 pro 2021 (R7 5800 and rtx 3060), thank you so much

Hi, You have to download program called wallpaper engine. You can get it from Steam. Inside that program there is a plenty options to choose

@@lukasrandoms6716 Thanks

what about the programme running on the side m8 that looks awesome

Hey! I cannot say for 980 but for 970 PRO 512GB. During disk only test (no GPU heat involved / no gaming) under Linux dd writing full of zeros 512GB - I hit 75 degrees at end of test. When light work involved up to 55 degrees and when doing completely nothing - 25-35 degrees. I tested it during room temperature around 20 degrees. I'm pretty happy with the results :-)

Dear Rubacalbat, Its well recommended to install Thermal Conductive Heatsink sticker on Samsung Evo 970 and 980 hope that helps you

I would rather avoid Samsung 980 for laptop use altogether. See my earlier video how hot it could run at a desktop PC: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fb9ih5OmuLLPcYU.html. That's the reason I went for ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro instead. That's another video. :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gMWqg9x7lrHPlKc.html

Thank you for you message. I'm not a professional :D, but i don't think so that you have to unplug battery. Of course if it's easy to do why not. In my opinion most important thing is to touch some metal to discharge static electricity before start to install components...

I unplugged mine only cause I saw a video about upgrading ram. The guy in that video did and I was just copying him. It's probably recommended cause then the board has no power at all. I had to edit my response cause on a different video someone commented that they blew out there board dropping a screw. Im definitely not a professional lol but figured I'd pass that along

It's always safer to disconnect the battery but I think it's not completely needed provided the laptop is fully turned off. I've seen someone replacing RAM sticks while the system was running and a short occurred which caused some smoke. Fortunately, just the RAM stick died, not the whole motherboard.

@@savvylayman I upgraded mine by changing the ram and ssd. I unplugged the battery cause it is really easy to do plus just in case I definitely didn't want to blow out anything cause I would not be able to afford another.

Yes. KZfaq has couple videos where people are installing 2TB m.2 on there...

@@lukasrandoms6716 thanks @LukaPhotography, the question is whether I can use both slots of 2TB?

I think so. That seems so silly if you cannot do that with this price range "high end" machine 🤔

Sorry that i haven't reply on this. Did you get this sorted out?

@@lukasrandoms6716 I cant unscrew it, but i did brake the thin metal layer so its 1.5TB now, then i folded back. Rip warrante XD

There is a thermal pad under a protective metal heatsink/shield. At least my PC model has...

Legion 5 pro is limited to Pcie Gen 3 so buying an ssd with Gen4 is useless, it will be limited to the maximum speed of gen3

Hi, sorry for late answer. Unfortunately I have no idea.

Hi!, program is Wallpaper Engine. You can get it from Steam. Inside that program is so much badass "live" wallpapers

@@lukasrandoms6716 nice.. thanks~

no problem 👍🏻

Yes. It should work.

Yes you are right. I use that drive for video edit / proxy files etc.

Damn! :(. do you have another pc, like a desktop pc to test if that 970 m.2 is working?

That's a compatibility issue

Hey! Sad to hear that :-( I just installed mine 970 PRO 512GB and it works just fine. I had to pay attention though to the double part screws when mounting - to my surprise mine L5P had 40mm disk installed and disk could bend if leaving the screws in there.