Can the SSD be replaced? If so, is it PCIe Gen 3 or Gen 4? null

It can. It’s a little difficult to open the bottom of the computer. It’s held together with some clips. You have to really get the pry tool in there. Other than that, there are TWO M.2 slots in the machine. One is the default one with the OS on it then there is another slot for a secondary drive. That’s it. There is not a SATA drive slot. I bought a 1 TB M.2 for mine for game storage. I just wish it weren’t such a pain to open

SSD can be replaced. There are 2 slots. One is PCIe Gen 3, and the other one is Gen 4.

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It can. It’s a little difficult to open the bottom of the computer. It’s held together with some clips. You have to really get the pry tool in there. Other than that, there are TWO M.2 slots in the machine. One is the default one with the OS on it then there is another slot for a secondary drive. That’s it. There is not a SATA drive slot. I bought a 1 TB M.2 for mine for game storage. I just wish it weren’t such a pain to open
Answered by Gabe 3 years ago
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SSD can be replaced. There are 2 slots. One is PCIe Gen 3, and the other one is Gen 4.
Answered by Teddy 3 years ago
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