FINALLY a new Laptop! - They say it has Carbon Fiber?...
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Its time to see if Lenovo's laptop really has carbon fiber inside! Current Pricing HERE: www.lenovo.com... HUGE thanks to Lenovo for sending over the laptop and Intel for sponsoring the video #ad. Having a light laptop makes travel easier - and this laptop is one of the lightest! The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Carbon supposedly has carbon fiber inside - and its time we find out where that is - along with how modular Lenovo's new laptop might be.
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The fan has 96 blades 👀🗿
my count was eleventy bazillion
101
@@KnightCx 🚒
you own my respect
@@oyatillo2484 WAIT ! "Own" or "Have" your respect ? hummm
On the inside of the carbon I saw the name TORAY laser etched into the panel. They are in fact one of the worlds largest producers of raw carbon fiber materials, so it was neat to see their name on the panel.
Toray does the best carbon fibers so this is a good sign.
I bet Lenovo held their breath until the end of the video. Very impressed the laptop booted up just fine!
or they sent another unit :D
@@danielbrenzel292 🤡
it took a wee bit to boot up though
@@stiviajazi It was probably error checking since it was restarting when Zack closed the lid at 1:47 before doing the teardown.
Lenovo doesn't care. Really.
Jerry is incredibly generous with thermal paste. Thumbs up for that
Better to have a little too much than have a 10°C delta in your hotspot sensors lol
Tbf this is directly on die, not on an IHS like in PCs so here you *have* to make sure that every little bit is covered in paste or you can literally break the CPU
Actually, less than more in this case. CPU temp differences of a degree or so in some cases. EDIT: this is direct die. Usually less is more, but in this case it's fine.
EDIT: ignore this. Did not realize this was direct die.
@@drpixelcat9408 The excess paste is only going to be squished out. Having direct die contact like that it's way better to have extra, because you need every little bit covered when doing it like that. It's not transferring the heat anywhere like an IHS so the slightest dry spot can fry your chip.
3:40 after a lot of eye squinting and toothpick pointing, I counted 96 individual fan blades
U can zoom in on videos on UA-cam now
+1
There are 96 outer blades, 20 internal rotor points, and 19 bi-amnios torsion anchors. 135 total doximinal ven1 contacts, (not including the point of rotation)
Lenovo, or any other tech company for that matter, must be tripping if they think they can send you or Linus something and expect you not to open it :P
Lenovo must be trippin' if they think half their customers won't. Especially Thinkpads lmao.
*Jerry silently throwing microsoft edge to the bin*
we need to recycle the junk
🤣
It's better than Chrome now lol
@@mikadofxx9030 No it's not. Chrome is still a way to go for most people. I would probably pick Brave or any other Chromium browser as my way to go without any password or accounts managers.
@@thisfeatureisbad if you are a student its pretty good for highlighting and adding notes on pdfs
"...I'll just clean up the desktop..." 🤣 I'm surprised that they didn't telegraph the carbon fiber and put a massive chunk of it in public view so everyone would go "Oooooo look! Futuristic!"
I love that the battery is not glued in!
Isn't that the case with every laptop?
@@NamasteProgramming im pretty sure it is, imagine buying a laptop with a glued in battery.
That would probably be samsung or something
@@NamasteProgramming Nope... Looking atcha, Apple...
Most of the laptops nowadays does not use gliue on the batteries
That desktop clean-up absolutely cracked me up. Subtle, but nice.
EXACTLY 96 BLADES are on the cooling fan. Counted at time stamp: 3:39
Indeed 96, counted thrice now
96. Paused on your stamp, zoomed and counted. Few peeps have come to 96 too. 😁
96 blyat
Zack: It's held in place with 6 T5 screws.
CC: It's held in place with 65 screws.
I hope Zack is more right than CC.
I always wondered if Zach did tear down his hair too to see what is made of 🤣🤣
Love your work, having a fan for years
I hope he doesn't do a full teardown there
@@danielbrenzel292 Thar was a good one !
1:48 I love, how it said „Restarting“ instead of shutting down.
Hey Zach, just as a note, almost all laptop displays that don't have screws have those magic pull tabs, the same as found on iphone batteries, the same on this one you just needed to pull on the bottom part and you could remove the screen without any prying or heat.
This is more like iphone a iphone display which does need heat and prying
Zach got tired tearing down smartphones, so he's tearing down laptops now.
More of this please. 😁
he also tore down a humvee... also what if baby JerryRig becomes an internal medicine doctor? Would that also count as a teardown?
I agree! I would love to see some surface tear downs
Wait till Tesla SEMI get the same treatment. I know I am waiting. :)
NO, I dont care about laptops. Only PC, consoles and Smartphones.
3:38 96 Blades in the fan
facts
3:45 96 Blades. Welcome.
That was the best totorial of a desktop cleanup I've ever seen!
Actually, Carbon Fiber is a bad material for wireless and mobile signals. That's why there is no Carbon Fiber phone case, just Aramid Fiber(Kevlar).
There ist no difference to metal.
Very interesting. Thanks for the teardown.
I'm still baffled how you can make a laptop with soldered RAM, ports integrated with the motherboard and a giant warranty void if removed sticker, and still make the modularity the main talking point of the sponsorship
if it has enough ram, I don't see anyone performing ram upgrades. Most of the time it's usually storage because you want more and it's a consumable
also for a smaller form factor/superlight laptop, you almost NEVER see upgradability, so that's pretty sweet that they managed to pop it in
It doesn't really need removable RAM, 16gb is enough for this type of laptop. It's not a studio/gaming laptop, more like office or travel one
@@sp22ce Yeah, that more or less the point I was trying to make; for the audience it's targeted at, a RAM upgrade is honestly unnecessary.
@@AshrZ and I completely agree with you. I think the modularity comments were Zack's own thoughts, not the selling point of the laptop. Other than RAM, it's as modular as one would expect from any laptop
Tbh for a laptop so thin and light, I was expecting it to be all soldered and glued inside. I was surprised how easy that came apart.
98 Blades, I hope I didn't miss any.
You using the LTT screwdriver without even mentioning it AND with the great sounds of its mechanics really make me wanna buy one for a christmas self gift.
interesting to see how much thinkpads and lenovo consumer laptops are now blending together. kinda sad the ram is soldered tho. wish that was upgradeable.
Just like the Thinkpads...
@@MarkusNemesis sadly yes. Its kinda depressing.
Biggest reason for soldered RAM is the size footprint of SO-DIMM(beside the obvious monetary one). And with everything supposed to be so slim nowadays it simply doesn't fit in many cases.
@@MrBl00 yea no i get that its a size issue, im still sad abt it.
@@jokeletsplay It's not only the size, it's also that for DDR5 it's hard to get high speeds with non-soldered ram at the moment. Hope it gets better.
2:33 ....forbidden candy bar.....
I mean... You _could_ eat it
Happy to catch one of your videos within the first few minutes 😆 I’ve been watching for about 7 years now 😂😂
Dude I rock the Lenovo Yoga 7 Slim for the second year now...Still works and looks flawlessly. 👌
Great video!
Keep up the good work! 👍
I got the same its just called the Ideapad Slim 7. Almost 2 years for me next month and its still just as fast as day one when I bought it.
This also shows just how far Jerry has come to be, from phones, tabs, now a laptop... wish Jerry did durability test tho
His name is Zack
Glad to see how easy this laptop is to disassemble.
You astound me. I tore apart computers, before laptops even, and then redid the motherboards, which involved mainly circuit design and boards. I had help. Thank goodness, it was hard even back then. But I was witness to the entire evolution, including Apple and the 6502 (I typed that from memory!) - I did machine code for these little beasts back then. I guess that's why I'm hooked to your channel, but mainly it's because you can disassemble any of these little beasts and put them back together again. Hell, I can't even see them anymore.
Happy you did not totally destroy it and that it was still working. Lenovo has great laptops.
Ha you mean bad laptops?
This is the very first video of him that I've watched, and at the beginning I was wondering why there were cutters and tools around him. I wasn't prepared for the opening and scratching of the laptop, and I got goosebumps all the way. 😂 but this is a very good video. I was searching for reviews for this laptop because I'm intending to buy this.
You should really do more laptop teardown reviews
It's something many reviewers don't cover in depth
I'm liking this if it's a new trend, the ease of opening it up and upgrading HD and or battery is way nicer than some I've seen.
Big thanks for the close-up of the 'stick' and the details attached. Really hate how they try and cover this now
it is really amazing watching your videos especially that electric hummer video . As a student I learn a lot from you .
Are you studying engineering
@@shaheerchaudhry9459 No I am still in high school but I want to be a engineer
@@shahidwani9504 Nice! Do you know what field?
@@shaheerchaudhry9459 electronics and communications or maybe computer science
@@shahidwani9504 Sweet! How did you know what to do? I'm in high school rn and I have no clue. I'd like to do something technology related bur I don't like maths
0:37
As a gynecologist I can confirm that.
I counted 96 blades on the fan (might be 95, I think I may have messed up one of them)
Nope 96 is correct. Well done
A scholar right here!
@@OmegaBlakX xD
the thinkpad line up imo is the most underated series, especially the ordinary x1, it has so many ports fitted without sacrifice anything
dude they literally have a cult around thinkpads on the internet, about which underrating are you trying to tell about?
@@hyperborejskivejsnorec151 not much channels review it and that group at least in my country is small
And i mean the x1 extreme and carbon, not the nano
@@hyperborejskivejsnorec151except a quarter of that cult shits on anything from Lenovo, another quarter shits on anything newer than t430/t440p, and most of the final half shits on anything newer than t480
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I have been impressed with the quality of every Lenovo device I've owned (with the exception of one Lenovo tablet), so it is no surprise to me that the Yoga Carbon holds up to your testing.
3:00 a very modular laptop we got here
The second you opened up the laptop I thought "Isn't this the Framework Laptop", it looks SO similar inside
They probably took inspiration from framework, similar to how dell did
Honestly I'm so surprised he didn't make a video on the Framework, while this lenovo laptop is fine, the framework is still much more repairable
nice teardown always enjoyed your video
I think it's good to see a laptop that prioritizes portability instead of trying to be a desktop. I either want a real desktop or a light, portable laptop I can carry around wherever, anything else is a compromise.
Sick screwdriver Jerry! Glad you got a special edition! Enjoy
I'm 100% shocked that it survived
That LTT screwdriver looks great
He said "I do do work"! 😅 Zack does great work, but I'm really impressed with the Lenovo Yoga, seems extremely well designed.
I wish I could have a laptop even half as good as this one for school 😭😭
I got the Lenovo Slim 7i Pro X and absolutely love it. This laptop seems relatively similar and I'm confident you'll love it.
Lenovo: we gonna send you a powerful pc for you to do work. You gonna take care it right?
Right?
Loved your desktop clean-up!
Without making this wierd I can listen to you all day 👀. Thx bud 🤟🏼
Kinda weird bro
@@ashmatharu6266 other than me spelling weird wrong 🤷♂️
Cool to see insides of a laptop I see daily at work when repairing them. Our company sells them to schools with repair and service as students sometimes have accidents and don't take such good care as some might think.
That's why every kid's phone screen is cracked, while my iphone 6s+ finally cracked after 7 years.
I work in school tech support. Our student devices primarily consist of Chromebooks. We used to use Windows device, but those have been largely phased out several years ago. Even with the Chromebooks, the kids still like to pick off the keys, rearrange them to spell expletives, and a few with broken screens. A lot of these kids don't really care about them.
During distance learning, we had numerous Chromebooks come back snapped in half or broken screens or missing keys. It was a mess.
Hey @JerryRigEverything, I actually worked on this laptop at work verifying performance and power for the Intel processor! Glad to see it was given to you for review. The Evo sticker you see was part of my job!
1:38 Thanks
Nice. I have a high-end Macbook, and desktop PC, but the computer I use most is a near 13 year old Toshiba M780 Tablet PC (Laptop twisting screen with touch and digitizer.) In Thirteen years I replaced the Keyboard and upgraded the HDD to SSD and and swapped the Wi-fi card to add AC, oh and now has Win 10 pro on it, but this little i7 with 8GB Ram still does most of what I need, in a small rugged package.
Hope everyone is aware that you can take the 'void stickers' and not worry about it. FTC has ruled -
Those ‘warranty void if removed’ stickers are illegal, says the FTC. No longer will you have to resign yourself to a life in which you refrain from pulling off stickers that read “warranty void if removed.”
small tip : the screen has two pull tabs just like the iPhone battery you pull them form the bottom corner sides and you don't need heat to remove the screen
i love how hes scared to peel off a sticker but hes casually just scratching the insides of the laptop ☠
Almost the end of 2022 and I am still using the Lenovo X230 purchased in 2013 in the top configuration for this model i7-3520m 16GB Ram 256GB SSD with backlit keyboard, LTE modem and 44 ++ (9-cell) battery. Of course, the mandatory jailbreak from 1vyrain and the icing on the cake, the Nitrocaster modification with the installation of Full HD IPS. It works like gold, the only plan for the next few days is to buy a new original battery because the one bought in 2013 with the laptop lasts a maximum of 1.5 hours. The laptop has traveled half the world with me and has never let me down, unfortunately they don't make such durable devices anymore. The equipment as a workhorse works great, it is known that it does not have such performance as models with the latest processors, but it is still a good option for an inexpensive and reliable laptop.
how is it possible for a man to create such amazing content. keep it up!
Pro tip: laptops with narrow screens have reusable adhesive strips with visible pull tabs, DO NOT APPLY HEAT, those were in the bottom, take the whole lid out and disassemble it completely
4:27 "When compared to an average 2year old laptop" Ok Tim Apple calm down. But in all seriousness this is apples way of marketing and i hate it when the processor compared to isnt mentioned
0:15 lol, Zack said "I doo-doo". 🤣
I'll see myself out. 😝
You know he's a G.O.A.T. when he deletes Edge.
still better than chrome
Ye
Aside from the memes, edge is actually pretty good and has a lot of nice nifty features.
I work IT in a company that uses laptops predominantly, mainly lenovo, those micron nvme drivees as seen in this machine are really quite solid, not had any of those fail yet
I've never seen Jerry this careful during tear down🤠 unwilling to scratch or break anything.
maybe lenovo told him to be careful - its all about the future contract
Sounds like he's planning on it being his main laptop, so he probably didn't want to break it.
Yeah its almost 2023. We're past pointless destruction now
He has outstanding skills opening a screen
High-quality advertising right here. Now I want to own this laptop. Thumbs-up for that and for JerryRigEverything.
Jerry makes every device even lighter! *Scratch*
I've got an older carbon yoga similar specs 16gb ram touchscreen etc. When I look at it through the microscope it looks like lots of tiny bits of carbon dust all moulded into resin looks weird under the scope
„Hopefully this void sticker doesn’t matter too much”
Proceeds to obliterate the whole laptop
Honestly I'm really surprised on how modular this laptop is really
Bruh even the trackpad is modular
Great job lenevo
Btw does anyone knows if the ram is modular or not
Unfortunately, I believe the ram is soldered to the motherboard
@@joecaroselli9945 well that's sad 🥲
Repairibility wise it's really good
Nicely done - thanks for this informative video.
@0:17 you said doo doo
Nice! Great job with the screen sir! There's not much IBM Thinkpad DNA left there anymore, but for the most part Lenovo laptops are pretty rock solid!
nothing like needing a new laptop and a new video at the same time.
Unfortunately though I didn't do a whole lot of traveling in 2020 for some reason.
My man your humor is low-key awesome
"Ill do some desktop clean up." *deletes Microsoft Edge* LMAO!! good one
Thanks for teardown. Why UK keyboard layout? Changed your location or that was the unit for content purposes? :D
Your description of the parts is fun to listen too. Nice teardown 👍
I'm not sure if I missed it in an earlier comment but - at 7:29 , you can see in the lid, "PC-GF40" (polycarbonate glass fiber 40%) for the frame and "EP-CF70" (Ethelene Propylene CARBON FIBER 70%) INNER ---- Hope that helps!!! 😁😁
You make me want to dismantle all electronics in my house
To be clear, carbon fiber has excellent thermal conductivity, but it's highly anisotropic (directionally dependent) and of course the amount and properties of resin can alter that. So there could be other explanations such as cost, geometry, etc.
3:40 There are 96 blades. Counted it twice to make sure lol
Desktop cleanup! Proceeds to drag the Edge icon into the Recycle bin! LOL!
A graduate of the Bob Ross academy along with Barry Roland. The Zen is real.
Good stuff.
That fan has definitely more than 69 blades
Hey Jerry, I'm still using my maxed out Asus U36SD from 2012. Still works pretty good.
The carbon fibre is probably a a short or long fibre SMC as opposed to a fabric or UD. UD wouldn't be stiff enough in the secondary fibre orientation so you'd get a lot of matrix cracking when flexing it. SMC is more than strong enough for a laptop screen such as this, and allows it to be easily stamped in matched moulds for OEM style mass production. I could be wrong but this is how I'd approach making something like this from CFRP
You can always rip off a warranty void if removed sticker because it's unlawfully for a manufacturer to void warranty for this reason. Besides i'm sure that sticker will rub off from daily use anyway.
It has been a long time we need another transparent phone video
That void sticker is illegal in the U.S. anyway. They can't void your warranty if you open the back lid.
Great another ad thats just what we needed
Been using a thinkpad for years now, Lenovo is such an underrated brand!!!
I am still waiting for the Electric Hummer Project to finish, so I can witness it at the earliest. Hope to see it soon
That desktop cleanup was something though.