Could i add more ssd storage? null

From what I gather, there is only 1 M.2 slot for SSDs, but you can clone the existing drive to a larger drive and use that to boot into. If I had to guess, you can put any size M.2 NVME drive (I think it's a 4x4 PCIE M.2 slot), but anything over 2TB is still expensive.

It’s much easier to get an external SSD and plug in USB 3.0. You’d be surprised how hard it is to notice a difference in speed from internal drives. They even have drives that get power from the same usb cable so they’re truly portable.

you can but you will need to remove the old ssd and potentially clone it, if you were to just add a new one without doing so you will have no bootable device so just be careful and do your research.

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From what I gather, there is only 1 M.2 slot for SSDs, but you can clone the existing drive to a larger drive and use that to boot into. If I had to guess, you can put any size M.2 NVME drive (I think it's a 4x4 PCIE M.2 slot), but anything over 2TB is still expensive.
Answered by billanator 8 months ago
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It’s much easier to get an external SSD and plug in USB 3.0. You’d be surprised how hard it is to notice a difference in speed from internal drives. They even have drives that get power from the same usb cable so they’re truly portable.
Answered by OldSchoolComputerNerd 8 months ago
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you can but you will need to remove the old ssd and potentially clone it, if you were to just add a new one without doing so you will have no bootable device so just be careful and do your research.
Answered by youknowhatimsayin 8 months ago
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