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‎06-07-2025 01:30 PM

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Hp g10 fd0290tu(i5 1334U processor) laptop,,,want to upgrade nvme ssd of it,,,,what is the maximum read and write speed supported by it,,,,and 2tb is supported by it or not

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‎06-07-2025 06:41 PM - edited ‎06-07-2025 06:41 PM

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Is it an HP 15- fd0290tu  machine ?  Now it has 512GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD which is PCIe Gen 3. You can install PCIe Gen 4 drive but it still runs at PCIe Gen 3 speed, won't go faster.

 

Yes, you can use 2TB even 4TB

 

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‎06-07-2025 06:41 PM - edited ‎06-07-2025 06:41 PM

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@lostownrhytgm 

 

Is it an HP 15- fd0290tu  machine ?  Now it has 512GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD which is PCIe Gen 3. You can install PCIe Gen 4 drive but it still runs at PCIe Gen 3 speed, won't go faster.

 

Yes, you can use 2TB even 4TB

 

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