Since I'm not even close to be any good in soldering, I wouldn't get my hopes up to upgrade them like others do on onboard ram. When I bought it I was naive enough to think I could swap the ram out later, only to (after a ton of research) find out that the ram were soldered onto the board. You know you're the first one on the whole web to show a disassembly, right?Īnd I knew that ram. With enough work MacOS could be a possible daily driven OS for the Mobile Studio but it would come with some compromises due to hardware compatibility but it is still possible.īelieve it or not the video was actually 7 minutes longer so i had trim out a lot of the parts that i thought were unimportant to the dissambley, where i rambled, and mistakes i made during the process.
Also another sad thing is wacom decided to bite us all and solder the ram to the motherboard so no upgrades are possible on that. Unfortunately i did not get the chance to swap my wifi card because i didnt have one that would fit the socket type so later down the road i might open it up again to swap or just settle with a dongle.
Luckily Amazon had 860 sata m.2 with 2 day shipping so i ordered that the same day and got it 2 days later and then made the video where I swapped out my ssd. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's GuideĬlick to expand.Before hand i changed my thermal paste for my cpu and gpu and was going to put a 970 evo in but i found out the hard way that the m key 970 doesnt fit.
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