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02-12-2017 03:34 PM
I have the HP 8570p and would like to know if it will accommodate an M.2 PCie SSD card. Also if it does, are there any indexed plan forms where I can see exactly where the port is as I would have to get to it myself. It currently has 16GB memeory and the i7 3720 processor.
I have disassembled the fan and heat sink before but I'm not sure I would want to attempt to go as far as getting to something that required me to remove the keyboard, hinges etc.
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02-12-2017 03:56 PM
No there is no 3rd generation Intel Core machine that can accept an M.2 PCIe mSSD disk. If you open the access panel you will probably see an open mini-PCIe slot which is designed for a WWAN (celular modem) card and it might accept one of the older type mSSD drives. But that is a far cry from an M.2 mSSD PCIe.
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02-12-2017 03:56 PM
No there is no 3rd generation Intel Core machine that can accept an M.2 PCIe mSSD disk. If you open the access panel you will probably see an open mini-PCIe slot which is designed for a WWAN (celular modem) card and it might accept one of the older type mSSD drives. But that is a far cry from an M.2 mSSD PCIe.
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07-11-2018 06:56 PM
I am also interested in putting in an M.2 PCIe SSD into my 8570p, and I found one that HP sells and is listed as being compatible with the 8570p, but am trying to figure out if its a misprint, because of what you said, or if it does support m.2 PCIe SSD?
http://www8.hp.com/il/en/products/oas/product-detail.html?oid=7633917