There is no space in the system for a 2.5" drive -- it will take only card-format SSDs, and ONLY in mSATA format (not the newer M.2, also called NGFF).
Thanks for the response. Do you have a working model with a larger drive in it? Like I said, I'd hate to shell out the money only to find it won't boot or it will only see 512GB of the drive. I'd feel much more comfortable if Dell had documentation confirming the higher drive support.
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There is no space in the system for a 2.5" drive -- it will take only card-format SSDs, and ONLY in mSATA format (not the newer M.2, also called NGFF).
Yes, you can use a 1T SSD -- such as
www.newegg.com/.../Product.aspx
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Thanks for the response. Do you have a working model with a larger drive in it? Like I said, I'd hate to shell out the money only to find it won't boot or it will only see 512GB of the drive. I'd feel much more comfortable if Dell had documentation confirming the higher drive support.
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May 22nd, 2017 12:00
There is documentation out there for people who've done the 1T upgrade.
www.techradar.com/.../2