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HP Z440 Base Model Workstation

I want to install a NVME.2 Solid State Drive in my HPZ440.

 

I understand I need a NVME.2 PCIe Adapter to do this.

 

I need help finding a suitable NVME.2 PCIe Adapter.

 

Will this adapeter be compatible with my HPZ440:

HP SSD to M.2 NVMe Controller 742006 Adapter Card CAN ICES-3. 

 

If not which adapter(s) should I use?

 

Thank you for your help.

Answers that are written for a novice will be welcome.

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Hi @Arthur_George

 

Actually you can use any one, but if you want to use the one recommended by HP it is the following one

 

HP Z Turbo Drive Quad Pro PCIe 4.0 x16 NVMe Carrier 7H9Z3AA B&H

 

HP Z Turbo Drive Quad Pro installation

 

 

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Hi @Arthur_George

 

Actually you can use any one, but if you want to use the one recommended by HP it is the following one

 

HP Z Turbo Drive Quad Pro PCIe 4.0 x16 NVMe Carrier 7H9Z3AA B&H

 

HP Z Turbo Drive Quad Pro installation

 

 

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Thank you resistencia,

 

I had trouble sourcing one locally and so went with a ASUS Hyper M.2 X16 GEN 5 Card and a Samsung 980 EVO Series – 500GB NVMe – M.2 Internal SSD.  Thiss SSD has slowish read and write speeds but will do for now.

 

The ASUS GEN 5 Card has a lead for a fan controller which I had to modify slighly to fit the 4-pin fan header typically used for the front fan. 

 

So far it works a charm if even I can't enjoy the full PCIe5 or 4 speeds an ASUS card affords.

 

Thannk you for help,

 

Arthur.

 

 

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