“Can the existing 128GB SSD be replaced with a higher capacity? if yes then what is the maximum capacity that it can support? and will it be a M.2 (2280) PCIe SSD?”
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Yes, you can remove the M.2 PCIe SSD but make sure (obviously) you get another M.2 SSD. The capacity is completely up to you, if you don't plan on storing a lot of files, a 500GB would be ideal, if you plan on using this for gaming (which I wouldn't recommend) get a 1TB for storage, games and your OS. When having an SSD you want to make sure you always have at least 20% open and unused so it doesn't slow down the boot and everything else.
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