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When are 5TB NVME SSD gonna come out? PS5,XBX,PC
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8TB NVME drives are already a thing.
£1400 and PCIe3.0 only though:
You've got a very long wait, you'll need PLC NAND (5 bit per cell) to become mainstream before you see that sort of capacity available for $300.
£1400 and PCIe3.0 only though:
You've got a very long wait, you'll need PLC NAND (5 bit per cell) to become mainstream before you see that sort of capacity available for $300.
Amazon.com: Sabrent 4TB Rocket Q4 NVMe PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 Internal SSD Maximum Performance Solid State Drive R/W 4900/3500 MB/s (SB-RKTQ4-4TB): Computers & Accessories
Well, price ain't gonna drop less than $750 for 4TB.
5TB? This is impossible, because technical reasons. (Must be multiples of 2) /pedantic
But if you have unlimited budget, we got a 64TB NVMe SSD for you.
Enterprise 64TB PCIe NVMe SSD - Flexxon
Well, price ain't gonna drop less than $750 for 4TB.
5TB? This is impossible, because technical reasons. (Must be multiples of 2) /pedantic
But if you have unlimited budget, we got a 64TB NVMe SSD for you.
Enterprise 64TB PCIe NVMe SSD - Flexxon
Note: That's with a discounted price. Original price is still in the $1,700 USD/pounds range.
lol
oh man
y'all, expanding the PS5 SSD is gonna be a luxury. it doesn't make sense compared to the available alternatives. if you're trying to play 10-20 games off a single SSD you're doing it wrong.
just buy external HDDs for storage. easy.
oh man
y'all, expanding the PS5 SSD is gonna be a luxury. it doesn't make sense compared to the available alternatives. if you're trying to play 10-20 games off a single SSD you're doing it wrong.
just buy external HDDs for storage. easy.
why would you need that much space anyways you should be happy with the two games that'll fit on your drive
The 980 Pro from Samsung was leaked briefly, which has a read speed of 7GB/s and will likely be one of the first approved SSDs to work with the PS5.
It's priced at around 25c per GB. So if they even release a model that's 5TB then you're looking at $1250.
It's priced at around 25c per GB. So if they even release a model that's 5TB then you're looking at $1250.
I didn't know about the pricing. So a 1TB would actually be around $250? That's actually a good price.
but yeah 5TB is nuts, won't happen
I think 4TB will be the highest they'll go. Usually seems to be a 512GB, 1TB, 2TB & 4TB set they go with.
At the start of this gen a 256GB SSD cost $200. Never say never :p
Sounds like a nice way to double game prices
Lol Smart ass. :P
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Yes we are. Hard drives allways are getting bigger and cheaper. It just takes patience and time.
That shit's an inelegant solution. The more I think about it the less I like the way Sony's handled this. Definitely sticking with physical games this generation.
The new consoles are trying to get rid of disc drives, right? Just replace it with a little slot you can put the game SSD in. Maybe let it stick out a bit you can admire the artwork.
That's not how it works. Besides that 5TB is multiple of 2.
It doesn't matter if you go physical or digital, the entire game will be installed to the NVMe. There's no such thing as playing the game from the disk.
Probably answered before, but how do we manage games on an external HDD? If a game is in HDD does the OS prompt us to move it to internal storage and automatically switch another game kut from internal? Or do we choose which games to switch out? How long will that take? So many questions.
It matters because I won't have to download the entire game every time.
Maybe but if you're looking for a 5tb SSD for $300 like OP you're SOL lol
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don't you see how big new games are? COD warzone is over 200GB GTA 5 is over 140GB and i want to never have to uninstall any games.I also want to record 4k games on my PS5 at a high bitrate that takes a lot of storage.
If you can afford it, probably today, no guarantee that it will be compatible with the new consoles though.
Yes. I think this is what I will eventually decide to do with the Series X and just transfer games as and when I want to play them. It is going to be far cheaper in the end.
There will probably never be a 5tb but a 1tb drive fast enough for ps5 is set to launch this month from Samsung for about $450 so let's just say you aren't getting a 4tb or 8tb one anytime soon for $300.