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06-19-2025 01:29 PM
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06-19-2025 04:30 PM
The Crucial SSD report for your notebook indicates you can.
HP HP OMEN 15-en1000 | Memory RAM & SSD Upgrades | Crucial.com
Chapter 1 of the service manual indicates that HP offered NVMe SSD's up to 1 TB In the model series, but that is just what they offered, not the maximum capacity supported.
Note that since your notebook's M.2 slot is only PCIe Gen 3.0, the Gen 4.0 SSD will not run at its maximum advertised read/write speeds from the Gen 3 slot.
06-19-2025 04:30 PM
The Crucial SSD report for your notebook indicates you can.
HP HP OMEN 15-en1000 | Memory RAM & SSD Upgrades | Crucial.com
Chapter 1 of the service manual indicates that HP offered NVMe SSD's up to 1 TB In the model series, but that is just what they offered, not the maximum capacity supported.
Note that since your notebook's M.2 slot is only PCIe Gen 3.0, the Gen 4.0 SSD will not run at its maximum advertised read/write speeds from the Gen 3 slot.
06-20-2025 12:20 AM
I am in a bit of a pickle Paul-I already have two 2TB drives installed and both are blacked out to the Max as in the red line, so I can either pry and hope that the new drive works or burn the laptop for a new one with a gen 4 slot.
06-20-2025 05:57 AM - edited 06-20-2025 05:57 AM
You can probably run 2 x 4 TB drives in the notebook.
Theoretically there is no limit to the storage capacity NVMe SSD you can install as long as it is single-sided so that it fits in the M.2 slot.
No need to be concerned about the slot generation.
The drive will just max out at no more than 4000 MBPS.
Heck, you could put a Gen 5.0 SSD in there...It will just run at 4000 MBPS.