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Improving my Razer Blade 15

  • 16 February 2020
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Hey Guys!

So I've recently and finally bought my own razer laptop.


Advanced, GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q
Full HD 240GHz
9th Gen Intel Core i7
512GB SSD

The thing is I need way more memory, I couldn't afford it at the moment but now I can.

So my question is, what SSD's are compatible with my Razer blade?
I want to buy 1TB or 2TB SSD's.

Also, am I able to combine SSD & HDD?

Basically I want to know what SSD's I can buy that will suit with the razer.

Thanks in advance bro's!





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You can upgrade the storage with any m2 nvme or ssd like on this list, only one with cooling house like adata might not fit well due bottom lid that doesn’t have much room for the thickness. I personally use Samsung evo970 1tb since it’s nvme that a bit faster than default 981pm I had on Blade, however on boot time or gaming loads you won’t notice the difference even using non nvme, Intel 600p or Samsung evo860, you’ll notice only on benchmarks scores (or maybe gb copying tasks), if you want go better price for storage capacity those cheaper options are worth to consider.

On advanced model it’s only one m2 slot because there’s no room for that due advanced vapor chamber and bigger battery capacity, base model that doesn’t have vapor chamber and same battery size instead has dual storage m2 (default nvme) and (empty) sata/hdd bay. But there’s external hdd solution, I mostly store steam games on 2,5 external 5TB portable seagate on Blade 15 and 1tb SanDisk Extreme Portable ssd for Blade stealth storage expansion.
Hope it helps your decision.
Go M2 NVME. Go to the Razer support page, pull down wifi driver/synapse and get the Windows Media Creator from Microsoft. Plug in a USB memory stick, download latest version of windows. Then copy the two files from razer over to the drive when it completes creating the install media. From there swap the nvme for a large drive, and reimage. I'd go Samsung 970 Evo Plus, great experiences with these drives so far.