How to Fix Cracked Laptop Case

In this article, the ThinkPad P50 is disassembled to understand the internal component structure of the Lenovo P50. The disassembly of the ThinkPad P50 is still relatively easy. First remove all screws at the bottom, including the four screws under the battery compartment and the back cover, and then remove the keyboard to see the component of the P50.

After removing the keyboard, you can see the large roll cage. Except for some interfaces and parts that may need to be replaced, the rest are basically covered by the roll cage. The roll cage is made of magnesium aluminum alloy, which is very strong and can effectively protect the internal hardware and structure of the fuselage. At the same time, the roll cage can also play a certain role in assisting heat dissipation.

In addition to the roll cage, the surface h is anti-static. Anti-static stickers will appear in places that are not covered by the roll cage. Anti-static stickers mainly appear on some hardware, such as memory and network cards. The back cover is more comprehensive, and all the units basically integrated on the motherboard are covered. Anti-static stickers can effectively prevent the static electricity from puncturing parts caused by the environment, and play a certain protective role.

In addition to excellent internal protection, there are plenty of slots on the motherboard. There are four memory slots, two below the keyboard and two at the bottom. They support up to 64GB DDR4 memory and also support ECC error correction. There are two SSD slots (M.2), which are located on the right side of the power supply. Support group raid 0, 2.5-inch hard disk compartment on the right side of the SSD. This machine has 16GB DDR4 memory, 512GB SSD and 1TB HDD, which is advanced configuration in basic parameters of hardware.

ThinkPad P50 internal workmanship can still be said to be the benchmark for workstations. The large-area magnesium-alloy roll cage can effectively ensure the robustness of the whole laptop. The anti-static stickers covered on important parts of the motherboard can improve the stability of the machine in different environments. The user-friendly design allows users to upgrade all laptop components freely.