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The Samsung Pro M.2 SSD products you ask about are compatible with your laptop.
The Corsair Vengance memory, on the other hand does not have the correct CL timing value. The Corsair modules may not work in your laptop. I suggest cloning to the SSD.
The bandwidth is not a problem since the module will drop its bandwidth down to the default 4800 Mhz.
You would be better off with the Crucial DDR5-5600 • CL=46 • Non-ECC • SODIMM • 262-pins • 1.1V • 1Rx8 based • PC5-44800. It has guaranteed compatibility with your laptop.
https://uk.crucial.com/memory/ddr5/ct2k16g56c46s5
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The Samsung Pro M.2 SSD products you ask about are compatible with your laptop.
The Corsair Vengance memory, on the other hand does not have the correct CL timing value. The Corsair modules may not work in your laptop. I suggest cloning to the SSD.
The bandwidth is not a problem since the module will drop its bandwidth down to the default 4800 Mhz.
You would be better off with the Crucial DDR5-5600 • CL=46 • Non-ECC • SODIMM • 262-pins • 1.1V • 1Rx8 based • PC5-44800. It has guaranteed compatibility with your laptop.
https://uk.crucial.com/memory/ddr5/ct2k16g56c46s5
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Yes. Gen 4 is a downwards compatible standard. It works with previous generations
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