DeepEnigma
Gold Member
You would think that they would follow up this shite clickbait piece with actual methodolgy and testing.
Topher
Identifies as young
Just came across this Adata XPG Gammix S70 2 TB drive which is "PS5 Ready" on sale for only $250.
Rocco Schiavone
Member
There's also a new heatsink by Jonsbo.
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JONSBO has a heat sink for M.2 SSD that can lower the temperature by up to 20 C
All four color options of the M.2 heat sink are available: silver, red, black, and blue. The form factor is M.2 2280, and it is compatible with both single-sided and double-sided solid-state drives (S...
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Rocco Schiavone
Member
Western Digital Preps SN850X and Additional PCIe 4.0 Solid State Drives
Western Digital is preparing to refresh its client SSD lineup with a number of new devices, several of which will feature new controllers. The new SSDs are intended to beat the company's existing PCI...
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MacReady13
Member
"Funny" story... yesterday my PS5 decided to perform a blue light of death on me! Was playing a game when bang, screen froze then turned off the console then the PS5 was flashing blue.
Rebooted and reset the console but noticed that it was NOT showing my SSD. Thought a restart might fix that but once again, blue lights of death! Turned off my PS5 and removed my 2TB Gigabyte m.2 ssd and funnily enough, no more blue light of death!
Had a spare Samsung SSD sitting in a computer that I put in the PS5 and worked flawlessly. Now to try get my money back from Amazon/Gigabyte
Rebooted and reset the console but noticed that it was NOT showing my SSD. Thought a restart might fix that but once again, blue lights of death! Turned off my PS5 and removed my 2TB Gigabyte m.2 ssd and funnily enough, no more blue light of death!
Had a spare Samsung SSD sitting in a computer that I put in the PS5 and worked flawlessly. Now to try get my money back from Amazon/Gigabyte
GodLordPaddock
Banned
I have a 2tb 530 in my disc PS5 and 2tb SN850 in my digital ps5. Both perform amazing and would recommend either. No noticeable differences or hiccups with either one.
DenchDeckard
Moderated wildly
People buying 4tb nvme drives for a ps5…I'd just buy a sick pc lol
from a jealous man who wishes he could buy a 4tb nvme.
from a jealous man who wishes he could buy a 4tb nvme.
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Rocco Schiavone
Member
Which is the cheapest 4TB PS5 compatible drive??
The Corsair MP600???
The Corsair MP600???
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megreotsugua
Banned
I don't think R&C stressed the SSD to the max. We have to see those games. But they sure are coming.
Rocco Schiavone
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