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Originally posted by J0e Musashi View PostThat’s why I went with 4TB. PS5 is already sorted.Last edited by Nico87; 05-06-2019, 19:11.
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Originally posted by Nico87 View PostYeah, 4TB makes sense as you can keep all your PS4 games as well in addition to PS5 games. Price is insane though.
I’m not promising anything, but I’ll help out where I can.Kept you waiting, huh?
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Originally posted by J0e Musashi View PostWhat have you seen so far? There are 3.8TB Enterprise versions that apparently we have an abundance of in the “IT” room.
I’m not promising anything, but I’ll help out where I can.Last edited by Nico87; 05-06-2019, 19:46.
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Originally posted by J0e Musashi View PostYou do have the convenience of an external SSD of course. I was very lucky to recently pick up a Samsung T5 for stupid money. I’m guessing that the seller hadn’t done his research. If you don’t mind swapping games between internal and external, you could save yourself a whole bunch of coin. The benefits are tenfold between SSD and HDD/SSHD from my research too.
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Is this a good idea..? I'm thinking if I buy a 1TB internal SSD it'll be a waste when the PS5 comes around, depending on when I buy it of course. With that in mind it would make more sense to go 2TB internal SSD. On the other hand a 1TB external SSD is obviously cheaper, but Google is telling me that internal is better because of USB etc., etc.
On the other hand, if I buy a 1TB internal now, could I case it up and use it as an external later on?
Either way I suspect 2TB will be f*ck all with PS4 + PS5 games down the lineLast edited by Nico87; 05-06-2019, 22:59.
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I suspect the new consoles will be using a different interface than SATA, possibly M.2 NVMe if that PS5 Spider-Man demo is anything to go by!
My initial concern with this was the cost of NVMe drives but I’m thinking perhaps they’ll implement an SSD cache drive alongside a HDD for mass storage. In the same way the Intel Optane drives works, or AMD’s StoreMI works. These solutions are similar to SSHDs, but much more effective. Just some musings I guess... ^^Last edited by speedlolita; 06-06-2019, 10:39.
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