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‎06-12-2025 11:06 AM

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Product: HP 250 G7 Notebook PC
Operating System: Linux

I have an intel pentium version of HP 250 g7 and i would want to upgrade the disk in it. It has one sata nvme disk and i want to know if i could upgrade to a nvme m.2 disk instead of nvme sata.

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‎06-12-2025 11:43 AM

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If it has the Intel Pentium Gold 4417U processor, the PC will support a M.2 NVMe SSD.

 

Here is a 250 G7 product number with an Intel Pentium Gold 4417U processor, and as you can see from the parts list it came with a M.2 NVMe SSD:

 

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If it has a Pentium Silver processor, the M.2 slot only supports SATA SSD's.

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‎06-12-2025 11:43 AM

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If it has the Intel Pentium Gold 4417U processor, the PC will support a M.2 NVMe SSD.

 

Here is a 250 G7 product number with an Intel Pentium Gold 4417U processor, and as you can see from the parts list it came with a M.2 NVMe SSD:

 

HP PartSurfer

 

If it has a Pentium Silver processor, the M.2 slot only supports SATA SSD's.

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‎06-12-2025 11:46 AM

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It has pentium gold 4417u. 

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‎06-12-2025 11:50 AM

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Then you're good to go with a NVMe SSD. 

 

Your notebook's M.2 slot is PCIe Gen 3.0. 

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