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‎01-15-2019 05:52 PM

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Product: HP Probook 650 G2
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello Guys!

 

Could you please confirm me if my probook 650 G2 is compatible with an m2 nvme sdd! From what I search I guess It is... I also think I should go for a 2280 MKey like the samsung evo 970! I also know that even the plce slot could limit the maximum reading and writting speed of these disks! Right? So do you think, with my machine I should go for a nvme or a sata 3 would be a better option? Thanks in advance for any help

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‎01-16-2019 12:13 AM - edited ‎01-16-2019 12:21 AM

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According to the Maintenance and Service Guide it supports both SATA 3 and NVME. As you noted-speed can be limited by a slot that supports both. For the money per GB something like a Samsung Evo 860 Sata would be a good choice.

https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-probook-650-g2-notebook-pc/8430739/manuals

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