Question about Lenovo Legion T5

According to Lenovo, the motherboard is the RPL-HX HM770. RPL stands for Raptor Lake, HX (presumably) for the compatible / used processor.
I couldn't find out any further information (motherboard manufacturer, PCIe connections, form factor etc.) even after a thorough search - the best reference is provided by Intel itself: https://www.intel.com/content...

Note that the processor installed in this device is actually a relatively energy-saving processor built for laptops and uses a mobile socket accordingly. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but can possibly lead to difficulties if you want to upgrade individual components without replacing the entire PC.

The motherboard in the Lenovo Legion T5 with the specified configuration (Intel Core i9-14900HX, 64 GB RAM, 1000 GB SSD, GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super) is not explicitly detailed in the provided sources. However, given that the Legion T5 models often have specific motherboards tailored to their processor and chipset, here are some general insights:

- For AMD-based Legion T5 models, such as the 26AMR5, the motherboard is typically an AM4 socket motherboard, like the B550 chipset.
- Since your model features an Intel Core i9-14900HX processor, it would likely use a motherboard compatible with Intel's chipset for that processor generation. However, the exact motherboard model is not specified in the available sources.

To determine the exact motherboard model, you may need to check the specific product documentation or contact Lenovo support directly for detailed specifications.