The latest major update for the PS5 finally enabled the use of its NVMe SSD expansion slot, giving owners the world over the chance to upgrade their PS5 storage with a fast SSD for a much bigger game ...

If you don't care about the PlayStation logo on the drive, you can save $100 by grabbing the 8TB SN850X, which is the exact same SSD, just without the official PlayStation license. The SN850X is also ...

After admittedly feeling a bit underwhelmed with the performance of the Playstation 4 when it launched way back in 2013, the Playstation 5 represents a much needed return of that good, old console ...

PS5 owners are now able to install additional storage onto their consoles, since the NVMe M.2 SSD slot has now been enabled via a recent firmware update. In fact, you can now read up on how to install ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. What used to be a costly upgrade for gamers and content creators is now a no-brainer, and the deals may continue ...

PNY CS3250 2 TB SSD Review - Is this the new SSD King? MP1st runs it through its paces with benchmark tests and more.

The latest firmware update for the PS5 finally allowed players to take advantage of the M.2 expansion slot in the console, and now players are doing their best to figure out which NVMe SSD is the ...

Note that our WD_BLACK SN850 NVMe SSD With Heatsink review is strictly around its use with the PS5 console as an extended storage option. Our review does not cover using the WD_BLACK SN850 NVMe SSD ...

Gigabyte has confirmed that its AORUS M.2 PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe SSD is compatible with the PlayStation 5. The company tweeted: We’re PS5 ready NVMe PCIe 4.0 Read speed ...

Is a high-end SSD worth more than its weight in gold? Yes, in some cases, as storage prices follow in the footsteps of RAM.

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As of September 2021, the PS5 now allows you to add an extra M.2 NVMe SSD to your console. The feature is in full release rather than beta, meaning anyone with the hardware can get more storage space ...