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£645.91 inc. VAT
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For £537.65 ex-VAT, this HP 1TB M.2 NVMe is solid *if* you’re buying into HP’s ecosystem or you specifically need an HP “module” for a compatible Z-series workstation/server. In real deployments, the biggest value of these branded parts isn’t raw speed—it’s predictable fit, firmware support, and fewer “why won’t this work in my box?” moments. If you’re a reseller supporting end users who don’t want any hassle during installation or ongoing warranty-style support, that’s where this makes sense.
That said, at this price point, I’d be cautious for general-purpose upgrades. For most business PCs, you can usually find better value from non-branded enterprise-ish NVMe drives with similar day-to-day performance, and the difference only matters in edge cases (heavy sequential workloads, specific vendor tooling, or strict warranty requirements). If your system won’t demand an HP-branded module, I’d seriously benchmark alternatives before paying a premium. But if you *do* need a drop-in Z2-compatible replacement and you value support/compatibility over chasing the lowest £/GB, this is a safe buy.

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