Can I install a 8TB drive in one or both M.2 slots? null

Good question. I don't know the answer, but here's an article that may help you decide. Happy computing! https://www.tomshardware.com/news/team-group-unveils-mp34q-ssds

Simple answer: no. Long answer: It might be possible to put 2 x 4tb in nvme format. The price for that would be ludicrous at this point in time. The better option would be a type-c USB Gen 3.2 external ssd. The speed surpasses hdd since there are no mechanical components and it can transfer at very high speeds. It really depends what you want to do with it.

As long as the drive is single sided, it will fit the laptop. Please note that some dual sided M.2s do not clear the laptops PCB and will cause a bend which can damage the connector or drive.

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Good question. I don't know the answer, but here's an article that may help you decide. Happy computing! https://www.tomshardware.com/news/team-group-unveils-mp34q-ssds
Answered by miki 3 years ago
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Simple answer: no. Long answer: It might be possible to put 2 x 4tb in nvme format. The price for that would be ludicrous at this point in time. The better option would be a type-c USB Gen 3.2 external ssd. The speed surpasses hdd since there are no mechanical components and it can transfer at very high speeds. It really depends what you want to do with it.
Answered by Goor00inTX 3 years ago
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As long as the drive is single sided, it will fit the laptop. Please note that some dual sided M.2s do not clear the laptops PCB and will cause a bend which can damage the connector or drive.
Answered by Geno 3 years ago
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