“Can I use a heatsink 2TB or a 4TB on this laptop when upgrading the internal SSD? Will it fit? Or is it unnecessary? Can a Samsung 990 or 980 Pro be used on this? What brand(s) is recommended for this laptop?”
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There is a thermal pad attached to the bottom panel of the laptop that presses against the ssd to distribute heat away from the ssd and dissipating across the bottom panel. I dont think you would need to get an ssd with a heatsink. The thermal pad seems to do a good job. But if you did get an ssd with a heatsink, you would need to remove the thermal pad from the laptop.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Jojo, thank you for your question about this HP Victus laptop! There is nothing in the documentation supporting a heat sink for the solid-state drive.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later."Gunslinger" is closest to the correct idea. It is unlikely that there is space for a heatsink inside the laptop that wasn't designed for one.
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