They said to wait for testing and correct speedsThe drive space itself is not the issue....it's the lack of communication on actual ways to upgrade your storage and how external drives work that's the problem
Are we able to upgrade the internal slot on day 1 with a m2 drive?
what drives are compatible?
can we copy ps5 games to internal and out when not in use?
Er sorry meant 12 channels and its been a long day.Not to nitpick but given how ps5 seems to explain they have to have parity between the 16 channels and memory modules to achieve those speeds I'm thinking that is at least going to be 825GB in base 2 on ps5 vs 1TB in Base 10 on xbox
Meaning 825 real gigs vs 931 real gigs
I guess it kinda also depends on how the OS handles it cuz I know stuff like Windows based OS also calculates in Base 10
Next there'll be a topic with the news "Sony count Gb as 1000 Mb, not 1024. They are liars !"
People, 2 years ago nobody believed that Sony and MS could use SSD in new consoles. It looked impossible. Yet they both did it and kudos to both of them for this - it's a real move forward. In 2-3 years the prices for SSD will go down and everything will be fine.
And for people who wanted big HDD in their consoles - there are products for you - PS4 and XBOX One. With many games coming in both generations it's ok to wait for these 2 years.
Sony and MS mad a step forward, yet they had to be careful with prices. This is the solution. And it's a GOOD one, cause others are worse.
Yeah, but that was just a rumor. Now that's official it's a complete different story, even 500GB would be as expected and perfectly fine.Remember 2 weeks ago when half of Gaf said this was "FUD"
Lol.
I prefer internal storage so I don't have to use up a HDMI slot and then the look of having a external storage on my entertainment center.you could stick to an external SSD just for the purpose of storage. PS4 games don't need to be installed on the main SSD either.
It's a whole 2 seconds slower than the magnificent XSX. Don't worry, you'll get those 2 seconds back as soon as you boot a game.I'm more worried about how slow that cold boot is.
If 2 years ago you doubted they wouldn't use SSDs, than you would be an idiot. The HDD is ancient tech and should be a crime against humanity if you still have one.
Compared to launch? I think launch PS4 was 500Gb but then people didn't have a bunch of PS3 games to install. Now they have a bunch of PS4 ones they can.How does this compare to the PS4?
What the hell are you talking about?So... 200 is ok then? Lol wtf am I reading.
True but you can always plug in an external hard drive for PS4 games.Compared to launch? I think launch PS4 was 500Gb but then people didn't have a bunch of PS3 games to install. Now they have a bunch of PS4 ones they can.
Pretty dire with all these 100 GB games. And only marginal more space as the Series S, which was called out for its space on this forum.So many people trying to put a 'who cares' gloss on this.
600GB of usable storage space is a shit state of affairs, and you know it.
Just get a proper external SSD for both systems. Doesn't need to be the fastest, it's only to transfer and store games temporary
You can get a HDD, but in case of XSX it will take 2min30sec I think for a normal sized game. Maybe people think that is taking too long, but HDD might make more senseYikes......unnecessary read/writes against a SSD.
Considering that this is $230 USD, I'd say the PS5 SSD is a pretty good deal.So many people trying to put a 'who cares' gloss on this.
600GB of usable storage space is a shit state of affairs, and you know it.
Transferring games occasionally back and forth is negligible in the grand total lifetime of the SSD. You can do 150GB worth of writes a day every day for years before wearing out a comparable PC NVME SSD.Yikes......unnecessary read/writes against a SSD.
Could you please tell me from which website you canceled your preordere? Maybe i can take it if I'm lucky.Good thing I canceled my preorders. Sony really fucked it up with their lack of communication and their anticonsumer moves. Microsoft has been a lot more consumer friendly, but who cares if they don't have any games.
lol I know but its a wee bit easier to manage SSD space when you have the discs right there, rather than having to spend hours, or in my case days and sometimes even weeks, redownloading games.DISC CHADS INSTALL THEIR GAMES ANYWAY
You do know how the quick resume works, right?Yikes......unnecessary read/writes against a SSD.
You do know how the quick resume works, right?
But think of the money you'll save on corrective lenses since you won't need to squint to read text.
It is 825 gb. Not 1000. It was revealed in March. It is also unparalleled by any drive on the market right now, and, in the near future. It has to be this size to fit in with the architecture and to keep costs down. It's an incredible value to be getting this drive with 650 usable GBs in a $400 or $500 console.
Thanks Sony!
We aren't talking about quick resume......
Who cares? Just use a USB 3.0 Extended Harddrive to swap games to and from the console as you use them, problem solved.
That is true, however with them allowing you to have PS4 games running to and from the HDD and Xbox having this policy with XSX/XSS games I think Sony will follow suit.I agree with you, but Sony has not confirmed you can swap PS5 games from external disk. They only confirmed PS4 games in external disk.
I think its 800 gbs or around there. So about 200 gb difference.How does this compare to XBOX Series? Because the usual suspects are acting like you have 1Tb available over there....
An external SSD/HD should make changing games trivial and take very little time at all..... expecially with those 10GB/s USB's. I really don't see an issue.
I am curious how much Sony and Microsoft are each losing on each console.
I think its 800 gbs or around there. So about 200 gb difference.