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‎07-10-2025 02:14 PM

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Product: HP Pavilion x360 - 14-dh1000ns
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hello!

 

When I bought my laptop, 5 years ago, it came with an SSD of 512gb of capacity. Now, I want to upgrade the storage capacity of my laptop with a NVME M.2 SSD. Which is the max capacity I can consider? Also, is there any other specification, besides the capacity, that I should consider when I buy my new SSD?

 

Thanks!

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‎07-10-2025 03:32 PM

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@Trustco,

 

Your Intel i7 10th gen processor-based notebook has a 512 GB M.2 NVMe SSD.

 

Generally, M.2 NVMe SSDs have no capacity limit. You can upgrade the SSD to max 4 TB.

 

Your M.2 slot is PCIe gen3. A gen4 NVMe will work but won't run the designed read/write speeds from the gen3 slot.

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‎07-10-2025 07:32 PM

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Does the motherboard, or any other component, limit the max storage capacity? I believe that for my laptop, I have a max capacity for RAM, for example. Is that the case for storage capacity?

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‎07-11-2025 05:23 AM

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As I said previously, your system should support up to 4 TB NVMe SSDs.

 

Crucial reports that your model supports max 4 TB NVMe SSDs.

HP Pavilion x360 14-dh1000ns | SSD & RAM Upgrades | crucial.com

 

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