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They are the same. The different identifiers are coded production data and do not affect the actual working specifications...if you want to add a module to the original best to try to match what is already in there. Have you opened it to see what HP provided? Very likely the Hynix you ask about will be fine.
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You will find a memory module in there and can try to find another just like it or as close as possible. I am primarily interested in the design of the chip. How many rows of black blocks on the side i.e. low or high density layout? You can mix low and high density on most laptops but all else equal best to stick with the same in upgrading. You can actually get this information from Windows as follows:
https://winbuzzer.com/2020/08/21/how-to-check-ram-type-speed-and-size-on-windows-10-xcxwbt/
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