Has anyone tried upgrading a 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD on Asus ROG STRIX G15 G512LV?

[neonfr]

Hello! Has anyone tried upgrading a 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD on Asus ROG STRIX G15 G512LV (the full model is G15 G512LV-HN244)? I already have one slot with 1TB, but I'm wondering if I can insert 2TB into one of the other free slots. I've come across various comments on the internet about this topic. Some say each slot has a limit of 1TB, while others say 2TB, and I can't understand if this will work. Has anyone successfully tried 2TB?

[C-V-N]

Follow this link it should give you the info you seek.

https://www.crucial.com/compatible-upgrade-for/asus/rog-strix-g512lv#ssd 

[neonfr]

They say that a 2TB SSD is compatible, and even a 4TB, but can we rely on this source?

[C-V-N]

I suggest you look up your laptop on the Kingston website if you don't trust the Crucial site.

https://www.kingston.com/ 

[DARTHSKRYX]

I have upgraded a G16 2023 G614JV to 2 TB for OS drive and 4 TB for second drive bay. No problems whatsoever

[neonfr]

@C-V-N @DARTHSKRYX  I just found this information about my computer: "RAID 0 UP TO 2TB SSD." Does this have to bother me?

[C-V-N]

This link should help you understand https://www.techtarget.com/searchstorage/definition/RAID-0-disk-striping 

[neonfr]

UPDATE: Several weeks later, and I'm pleased to report that everything is working smoothly! I purchased XPG SX8200 Pro 2TB SSD, and it works without any issues. A big thank you to everyone who helped me figure this out. During my search for a solution, I found many guys in a similar situation, wondering if they could upgrade their SSD to 2TB or more. The answer is yes, you can. I bought my laptop back in 2020, and at that time, larger SSD sizes may not have been as commonly used. Perhaps that's why the manufacturer's instructions indicated a maximum SSD upgrade option of 1TB per slot or something like that. So, if you have a gaming laptop similar to mine and are contemplating an upgrade, the answer is yes, you can! Many thanks to everyone who helped me! I truly appreciate it. @C-V-N @DARTHSKRYX 

[DARTHSKRYX]

Glad to know it worked for you as well! Effectively, it has to do with available drive sizes at the time your PC was manufactured, what upgrades you implemented?

[neonfr]

Well when I bought the laptop, I had the option to choose between a 512GB or 1TB SSD and between 16GB or 32GB RAM. I chose the 1TB SSD and 32GB RAM. And now with your help, I have added a 2TB SSD, and I still have one free slot, so in the future, I may add one more SSD