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12-24-2020 01:02 PM
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Product: Hp 17z-ca000. Product id 3JQ28AV SN:5CG0136QJ1
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)
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this part is on my MB. I wanted to upgrade the laptop and saw this connection. It is too small for an sdd or had so I don't know what it is for. This laptop is extremely slow, I took out the hdd and replaced it with an sdd and maxed out the ram, still very slow. I thought adding an nvie m.2 might help but this mother board is missing the connection for it. Although the place it would go is labeled. I thought maybe and adapter could fit on the connection in the photos to help speed it up somehow. Anyway what is this for?
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