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Yes it supports an SSD. Your laptop came fitted with a 2 TB 5400 rpm standard mechanical hard drive and then there is a slot for adding a new style "gumstick" 2280 form factor M.2 SSD either SATA or PCIe/NVME. You want an NVME as it is 5 times or so faster than a SATA.
Start on p. 31 to remove the back cover and inside you see this:
You should open it first before buying to check for the presence of the slot and a mounting screw. You might need to get a screw to attach the M.2 SSD. You need one of these SSDs:
Post back with any more questions and please accept as solution if this is the info you needed.
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Yes it supports an SSD. Your laptop came fitted with a 2 TB 5400 rpm standard mechanical hard drive and then there is a slot for adding a new style "gumstick" 2280 form factor M.2 SSD either SATA or PCIe/NVME. You want an NVME as it is 5 times or so faster than a SATA.
Start on p. 31 to remove the back cover and inside you see this:
You should open it first before buying to check for the presence of the slot and a mounting screw. You might need to get a screw to attach the M.2 SSD. You need one of these SSDs:
Post back with any more questions and please accept as solution if this is the info you needed.
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