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Hello everybody! I would like to increase the capacity of my internal HD and I would like to by an M.2 with capacity 1TB (from West Digital).
The problem I face is this: the manual of my notebook says the maximum capacity of the M.2 slot is 256GB.
My bios version is v. 01.51.
Do you think I can buy the 1Tb M.2 or I just have to drop the idea?
Thank you so much for any advice!
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As long as the Western Digital M.2 SSD you purchase is the supported M.2 2280 SSD (NGFF), SATA-3 format, the 1TB capacity will not be an issue.
Do not try using the NVMe type M.2 SSD products.
They are not supported by your notebook's systemboard or BIOS.
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@ginori2021 wrote:BTW this is the product I want to buy:
No.
It has to be NVME, not SATA-3
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I just reread the manual and looked at the Crucial memory website.
It could be confusing. I apologize for being part of the confusion.
According to the HP Maintenance & Service guide the Western digital M.2 will work.
I do recommend using the M.2 SATA3 SSD product you asked about.
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@ginori2021 wrote:What does NGFF mean?
New Generation Form Factor is the drive module dimensions and location of the components on the M.2 module. It is a manufacturing style.
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