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Post Date: 2015-03-03
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    Posted: 03 Mar 2015 at 12:00pm
I am looking at the Triton laptop. Does anyone have any experience with upgrading it? I am curious how difficult it is to add in the M.2 drives and extra RAM?

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Hi,

It's actually no that hard on the Triton laptop as those components are not soldered onto the laptop. You would just need to remove the screws under the laptop on the bottom side.
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Ok, so no need to extract the motherboard or anything?

Also, I believe this model has the ability to take a PCIe SSD is that the case?

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You don't need to worry about the exact size to match the motherboard, it's all standard sizes for upgrades.

The model will support the M.2 based SSD drives, yes.
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