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‎12-08-2020 05:32 AM

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Product: OMEN Laptop 15-en0009nf
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit) 
Everything is in the title, I can't see anywhere if can i add a second SSD in the version of this laptop. Not stated in the manuel.
I currently have 512 GO on the main ssd.
(And I'm a bit stupid figuring out the location of the second SSD in the computer)

Thanks !
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‎12-09-2020 07:49 PM

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Yes you can add 1 more SSD PCIE NVME on OMEN 2020 version... the location of the SSD is located beside the battery...1 SSD on the left, and 1 SSD on the right... install your new SSD on the empty slot...

 

Just open up your back cover and you'll get direct access into it... open the SSD heatsink with your phillips screwdriver... dont forget to peel off the plastic layer of the thermal pad after installation, so the thermal pad can works perfectly to cooling down your new SSD...

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‎12-09-2020 07:49 PM

HP Recommended

Yes you can add 1 more SSD PCIE NVME on OMEN 2020 version... the location of the SSD is located beside the battery...1 SSD on the left, and 1 SSD on the right... install your new SSD on the empty slot...

 

Just open up your back cover and you'll get direct access into it... open the SSD heatsink with your phillips screwdriver... dont forget to peel off the plastic layer of the thermal pad after installation, so the thermal pad can works perfectly to cooling down your new SSD...

Sent from OMEN 15 en-0013ax
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