
- #HOW IS THE ACER ASPIRE ES1 311 HOW TO#
- #HOW IS THE ACER ASPIRE ES1 311 INSTALL#
- #HOW IS THE ACER ASPIRE ES1 311 UPGRADE#
The battery doesn’t appear to be a common size, but you might be able to find a replacement part if you look hard enough. Most configurations of the Aspire E11 and V11 laptops come with 2GB or 4GB of memory. The Intel Celeron and Pentium Bay Trail chips used in various configurations of this laptop should be able to support up to 8GB of RAM though, which is more than Acer offers.
#HOW IS THE ACER ASPIRE ES1 311 UPGRADE#
If you do decide to upgrade the memory, note that there’s only a single slot. Take out a few more screws and lift the edge of the motherboard a bit and the slim 2.5 inch hard drive will slide out, allowing you to replace it with another HDD or a faster solid state drive. Just pop out a single screw and you can replace the wireless card. The easiest things to upgrade or replace would be the hard drive or wireless card. But you can find more photos in the gallery below or check out a complete disassembly guide from. I didn’t do that, because Acer was kind enough to loan me this laptop for review and I’d like to send it back in reasonably good condition (I’m not 100 percent confident in my ability to re-attach all of those cables properly). You’ll notice that the RAM is nowhere in sight - you’ll need to pop out some more screws, remove the LCD cable, battery cable, keyboard cable, touchpad cable, and speaker cable and then pop out the motherboard to get at the RAM on the other side. Remove them all and the cover pops off easily, giving you access to the battery, storage, and wireless card. There are 13 screws on the bottom of the laptop.
#HOW IS THE ACER ASPIRE ES1 311 HOW TO#
#HOW IS THE ACER ASPIRE ES1 311 INSTALL#
