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Sata III is older tech. M.2 Sata is newer. You should get better performance with an M.2 Sata drive (of course depending on the SSD/drive as well.) Hope this helps you.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This model unit does not have extra SATA III bay to add a SSD. It only comes with 1TB 7200RPM storage. Please be advised that it might void the warranty if anything gets damaged on your unit.
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