Hello, people!
TL;DR ->Can I upgrade its ram and SSD? Apparently the SSD's an eMMC and I fear that it's onboard, which I can't do anything about. I also read on the HP website that the RAM's onboard, but on another page for the same product's specifications, it says that it isn't.(Of course, in a different language)
I just want a definite answer: Are RAM and SSD upgradeable?
If not, what can I do to improve the laptop's performance within the given specs? The most I could to was enable swap memory and increase the laptop's capacity by inserting a 32GB SD Card, but the laptop still seems to move relatively slow once it hits the memory cap. If there's anything you can suggest to improve performance, please let me know.
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I've recently got my hands on a HP Chromebook 11-2201nq and I love its portability, design, screen and battery life. As I don't like the simplicity and lack of functionality of the ChromeOS, I enabled Dev mode and used Crouton to install a Unity-interfaced Trusty Ubuntu on it. Problem is, once ubuntu is mounted and running, the equipped 2GB of ram doesn't seem to keep up too much(It's at 60-70% while idle).
Even though the guy's tiny, the Intel N2840 can handle older games and apps and I'd like to use the laptop to its full potential using linux(Of course, I hate the lack of functionality of the ChromeOS but I love its speed and accesibility, I just want to make it less dependant on an internet connection)