Yoga 13 mSata storage limit?

Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a storage limit for mSata drives in the Yoga 13? There is a 128GB mSata drive in one of my bays but there is also an empty bay. I'm sure the second bay will accomodate another 128GB drive but what about a 256GB? Wondering if there is a capacity limit per slot, or overall. Thanks.

On another forum someone has -
Originally Posted by John566
I was able to upgrade to 8GB and add a second (256GB SSD). Everything is working great.

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