ProBook 450 G2: G2 ProBook 450 change SSD HARD drive

Hello

I have a G2 450 Probook and specifications are good, but the HARD drive is quite slow

Is it possible that I can change it with a SSD

I have no problem with dissassembling it I just need to know if an ssd will adapt to this topic

If so, the Samsung 840 evo ssd works?

Thanks in advance,

Mathias

Yes. The Samsung EVO 840 will work.

See the post-it notes I wrote in book-> updates at the top of the section.

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