Does the laptop have an additional SSD slot? null

Thank you for the question. The Victus 9T9R8UA has one SSD, however, you can switch it for one of more capacity.. We recommend that upgrades be performed by a professional technician.

As noted by HP, there is an additional NVMe slot, but it is occupied by the WiFi card, and the connectors are not compatible/interchangeable. This is because the two types of connectors have different "keys" on the connector, meaning the physical shape of the slot is designed to only fit a specific type of M.2 card, with WiFi cards typically using an "E-key" while SSDs use an "M-key", preventing them from fitting into each other's slots.

Yes but the Wi-Fi is there. Don’t know if you could remove Wi-Fi and add NVME drive. I don’t think there’s room for a large one anyway.

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Thank you for the question. The Victus 9T9R8UA has one SSD, however, you can switch it for one of more capacity.. We recommend that upgrades be performed by a professional technician.
Answered by HP Team 11 months ago
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As noted by HP, there is an additional NVMe slot, but it is occupied by the WiFi card, and the connectors are not compatible/interchangeable. This is because the two types of connectors have different "keys" on the connector, meaning the physical shape of the slot is designed to only fit a specific type of M.2 card, with WiFi cards typically using an "E-key" while SSDs use an "M-key", preventing them from fitting into each other's slots.
Answered by luislast 10 months ago
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Yes but the Wi-Fi is there. Don’t know if you could remove Wi-Fi and add NVME drive. I don’t think there’s room for a large one anyway.
Answered by MatthewD 11 months ago
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