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New SSD makes the PS5 even fast at some play

Soon you can finally expand the fast, but scarce internal space of the PlayStation 5 with M.2 NVME SSD s. But can a memory extension at all with the internal SSD DERPS5 with regard to speed? And for whom is it worth it? There are numerous PS5 owners: Many PS5 players are currently waiting for the release of PS5 firmware 2.0. Although this firmware is currently still in the beta phase, it will come with its introduction a sichnilly expected feature: the extension of the fast memory with PCIe 4.0 m.2 NVME SSDs . And the expansion of SSD has been one of the largest needs of Sony's latest console since the SONYS's latest console. Because yes, Sonys internally installed SSD is really fast, but this fast space is relatively scarce. Players are effectively available only 667 GB of free memory for games, apps or media. And they are faster than you can look. In addition, PS5 games can only be played by the internal SSD or equivalent alternatives, which is currently not possible...

PS5: These two SSDs are officially compatible

Since yesterday, beta testers have the opportunity to try out the longest desired storage expansion of the PS5. After Sony has listed in detail the technical requirements, there are now two compatible SSD drives officially confirmed by manufacturers. Related Posts PS5: Current beta update turns off memory expansion - These SSDs are compatible The first SSD is the Seagate Firecuda 530 NVME , which will be delivered in the coming month. The Country Manager of Seagate confirmed the compatibility yesterday and shared a few information. "We performed with Sony some tests with the PlayStation 5 and can confirm today that the Firecuda 530 has fulfilled all PS5 requirements with the heat sink. In PS5 design, the SSD card slot is very narrow, so not much space for mounting the SSD is available. With the Firecuda 530, however - even with the heat sink on the top - the slim design allows you to fit into. Of course, the Firecuda 530 is still slimmer without the heat sink, so both fit ...