Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
How to disassemble and upgrade your HP 27 All In One desktop 27-CT or 27-CR series. From removing the stand base, the front bezel, and the screen to access the internal components. We'll show you all the internal parts, and how to upgrade the SSD, RAM Memory, CPU, fan, WiFi card.
How to upgrade the SSD and how to upgrade the RAM on an HP AiO can be tricky, but you can do it yourself.
Follow along as we walk you through upgrading the RAM to a maximum of 64GB and explain the RAM speed and type (DDR5-5600). We'll also cover the SSD upgrade using a 2280 size and discuss the difference between PCIe4 and PCIe5 technology.
This video is perfect for anyone looking to disassemble, upgrade, or simply understand the internal workings of their HP All-in-One PC. Finally, we'll demonstrate the reassembly process, providing a crucial tip on how to avoid bruising the screen. This is a must-watch for anyone who wants to boost the performance of their HP CT series or CR series computer. We've even included closeups of the HP 27-CT motherboard, which is also known as the Lupin Model N1ET, so you can get a good look at all the connections.
0:00 Introduction
0:20 HP 27-CT, 27-CR, 24-CT, 24-CR Disassembly Process
0:52 Remove the Stand Base
1:07 Remove the front bezel to expose screws
1:22 Remove 6 Screws
1:55 HP 27-CT, 27-CR, 24-CT, 24-CR Triside Microedge Bezel
2:08 Pry the screen from the side housing back
3:08 Opening the HP 27-CT, 24-CT, 27-CR, 24-CR
3:18 HP CT Series Parts
3:20 HP CT Series CPU and Fan
3:28 HP CT Series WiFi Card
3:25 HP CT Series RAM SODIMM Sockets
3:50 RAM Memory Upgrade to 64GB
4:08 RAM Speed DRR5-5600
4:20 PCIe4 vs PCIe5 Explained
5:03 SSD Upgrade 2280
5:28 HP CT Series Reassembly
5:53 How To Avoid Bruising the Screen
6:44 HP 27-CT Disassembly, 24-CT, 27-CR, 24-CR, Overview
7:11 Outro
7:30 HP 27-CT Motherboard closeups Lupin, Model N1ET
How to disassemble and upgrade your HP 27 All In One desktop 27-CT or 27-CR series. From removing the stand base, the front bezel, and the screen to access the internal components. We'll show you all the internal parts, and how to upgrade the SSD, RAM Memory, CPU, fan, WiFi card.
How to upgrade the SSD and how to upgrade the RAM on an HP AiO can be tricky, but you can do it yourself.
Follow along as we walk you through upgrading the RAM to a maximum of 64GB and explain the RAM speed and type (DDR5-5600). We'll also cover the SSD upgrade using a 2280 size and discuss the difference between PCIe4 and PCIe5 technology.
This video is perfect for anyone looking to disassemble, upgrade, or simply understand the internal workings of their HP All-in-One PC. Finally, we'll demonstrate the reassembly process, providing a crucial tip on how to avoid bruising the screen. This is a must-watch for anyone who wants to boost the performance of their HP CT series or CR series computer. We've even included closeups of the HP 27-CT motherboard, which is also known as the Lupin Model N1ET, so you can get a good look at all the connections.
0:00 Introduction
0:20 HP 27-CT, 27-CR, 24-CT, 24-CR Disassembly Process
0:52 Remove the Stand Base
1:07 Remove the front bezel to expose screws
1:22 Remove 6 Screws
1:55 HP 27-CT, 27-CR, 24-CT, 24-CR Triside Microedge Bezel
2:08 Pry the screen from the side housing back
3:08 Opening the HP 27-CT, 24-CT, 27-CR, 24-CR
3:18 HP CT Series Parts
3:20 HP CT Series CPU and Fan
3:28 HP CT Series WiFi Card
3:25 HP CT Series RAM SODIMM Sockets
3:50 RAM Memory Upgrade to 64GB
4:08 RAM Speed DRR5-5600
4:20 PCIe4 vs PCIe5 Explained
5:03 SSD Upgrade 2280
5:28 HP CT Series Reassembly
5:53 How To Avoid Bruising the Screen
6:44 HP 27-CT Disassembly, 24-CT, 27-CR, 24-CR, Overview
7:11 Outro
7:30 HP 27-CT Motherboard closeups Lupin, Model N1ET
