There are, of course, ways of expanding storage space on both consoles: a cheap (er) way via an external SSD or HDD, and a more expensive way via an official Xbox Series X/S Expansion Card. But ...

Crucial recently released their new "P5 Plus" series PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 SSD, and it's not a coincidence that it's a perfect match for the PS5's SSD upgrade requirements.

For what it’s worth, however, I’m not running out to buy either a PS5 or Xbox Series X SSD expansion. I’m perfectly content to download a game, play it to completion, and delete it off of my ...

The internal SSD storage appears to be of a standard M.2 2230 format, which should make it easier to replace if need be - and perhaps to even upgrade your built-in storage down the line.

Xbox gamers will have to wait a little longer - not that it matters - as the Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X is set to launch alongside the console in the upcoming holiday 2020 ...

In particular, it’s been revealed that the Xbox Series X will reserve around 20% of its 1TB SSD for system functions, presenting users with 802GB for installing games.

That's not what that means. There have been a lot of different statements made, and they mean different things. 1. The Series X will play all Xbox One games. It has 100% backward compatibility ...

The Xbox Series X's SSD is revolutionary. It's a customized PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD that hits up blazing fast 2.4GB/sec transfers with a potent software stack to massively accelerate data flow.

The Xbox Series X's new proprietary SSD was custom-built by Microsoft for fast loading times, intuitive functionality like expanded Quick Resume, and a virtual RAM memory cache for developers ...

According to the software engineer's profile, the Xbox Series X makes use of the Phison PS5019-E19T, which is a DRAM-less SSD controller.

The Xbox Series X console in this particular video used to be on the sleep power setting, which meant that even when the user was not necessarily using the console, its SSD was constantly ...

New reports on the Xbox Series X praise the console's backward compatibility, frame rates, load times, and Quick Resume feature. Microsoft is delivering what it promised.