it takes DDR3 laptop RAM, the ram isn't soldered, think-pads are good like that, but if I remember correctly this one only has one RAM slot (I could be mistaken, it's been a year or two since I last took one apart) so you would likely have to find a bigger single RAM stick than the one that you have. This also depends on what size the laptops motherboard will accept
[edit] reviews a a great resource with this kinda thing, a quick check reveals:
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-Yoga-460-Convertible-Review.167208.0.html
the cheapest version was sold with 4GB DDR3, they reviewed one with nearly your CPU and 8gb of RAM, so the mobo can at least handle 8gb, there is another review that says the most expensive one came with 16gb, but that was with a different CPU so it's anyone's guess weather yours could take 16gb? it would be helpful to know how much RAM you have at the moment, if you have 4 you can definitely upgrade to 8, you would need to buy one single 8gb DDR3 laptop RAM stick, not what you have linked.
YouTube is your best friend with things like this, the yoga 460 is a tricky machine to strip down, but it's still not as hard as some newer laptops, this guy upgrades the RAM to 16gb, I don't think he says what CPU he has (I didn't watch it, just skipped to the end) and he doesn't show the bios recognizing the new ram, but at least you can see the strip-down and replacement process:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsqoLay7QIo
and it does indeed only have one ram slot
if you have 4gb you can upgrade to this:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Crucial-CT...=&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_9982h3mrb9_e&gad_source=1
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