HomeNet HN-X730

All-in-one, from 2022 1 hardware report
Memory
Up to 16 GB
2 laptop-size slots
SSD
NVMe M.2
PCIe 3.0 x4
Power supply
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Only one machine has reported its memory so far, so this answer rests on a single example. Check the label or open the panel before you buy.

Upgradable

Yes. 2 slots, up to 16 GB seen working.

It takes DDR4-3200 laptop-size sticks (SO-DIMM).

Slots
2 SO-DIMM slots
Type
DDR4-3200 260-pin SO-DIMM
Most seen working
16 GB in the one machine reported
Firmware says
32 GB maximum (often wrong, so we show what machines run)
How sure
1 of 1 report show this layout
See 8 GB DDR4-3200 SO-DIMM on AmazonOpens an Amazon search for this exact spec.

Worked out from 1 hardware report of this desktop. Sources and method. Updated 10 Nov 2026.

2 laptop-size slots
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SSD

Yes. It takes an NVMe M.2 SSD.

The slot runs at PCIe 3.0 x4, up to about 3.9 GB/s. A faster PCIe 4.0 drive works too, at that speed. M.2 drives come in 2230, 2242 and 2280 lengths (30, 42 and 80 mm). Check the length printed on your current drive before you order.

Drive type
NVMe (PCIe)
Slot speed
PCIe 3.0 x4, from 1 machine
Length
Check your current drive
SATA ports
3 listed by the firmware
How sure
NVMe drive in 1 of 1 machines
See NVMe M.2 SSDs on AmazonOpens an Amazon search. Match the length to your current drive.

From 1 PCI device report. Sources and method. Updated 10 Nov 2026.

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Power supply

Check the power rating on its label.

We don't have this model's power rating. Some all-in-ones run from an external adapter and others have the supply built in; the rating is on the adapter or on the label at the back.

Rating
On the supply's label
HomeNet HN-X730 power supply on AmazonMatch the shape, the plugs and the watts to the supply you have.

How to read a power supply label. Sources and method. Updated 10 Nov 2026.

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Questions

Can I upgrade the RAM in the HomeNet HN-X730?

Yes. 2 slots, up to 16 GB seen working. It takes DDR4-3200 laptop-size sticks (SO-DIMM).

What type of RAM does the HomeNet HN-X730 use?

DDR4-3200 laptop-size sticks (SO-DIMM, 260-pin).

How much RAM can the HomeNet HN-X730 take?

Machines in the reports run up to 16 GB. The firmware reports a maximum of 32 GB, a figure that is often wrong.

What SSD does the HomeNet HN-X730 take?

Yes. It takes an NVMe M.2 SSD. The slot runs at PCIe 3.0 x4, up to about 3.9 GB/s. A faster PCIe 4.0 drive works too, at that speed. M.2 drives come in 2230, 2242 and 2280 lengths (30, 42 and 80 mm). Check the length printed on your current drive before you order.

Is this my desktop?

Check the model name on the front or the label of the case. It should read HN-X730.