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I think a lot of people slept on this SSD for their PS5 because they weren't familiar with the Adata brand but I have another one of their M2 SSDs in my main PC as the main OS drive and it's still going strong after 3 years.
I think a lot of people slept on this SSD for their PS5 because they weren't familiar with the Adata brand but I have another one of their M2 SSDs in my main PC as the main OS drive and it's still going strong after 3 years.
I think a lot of people slept on this SSD for their PS5 because they weren't familiar with the Adata brand but I have another one of their M2 SSDs in my main PC as the main OS drive and it's still going strong after 3 years.
Doesn't the "Blade" version of this SSD include a heat sink? Is there a reason why the one included isn't sufficient?
The heatsink included in my 1TB S70 Blade was one-sided. It can be argued if it even makes sense to have a heat sink on areas besides the controller but I also installed that MHQJRH heat sink. It worked fine so far without issue. My only issue with the drive was that it was a pain to check for firmware update. I had to put it in one of my m.2 slots to check. The ADATA software would not detect it with my USB NVME drive enclosure.
Last edited by sl6tech December 15, 2021 at 02:05 PM.
Is this the cheapest storage you can get for Ps5 I was looking for one $100 or less if possible
This is one of the cheapest options that meets the recommend spec for speed. There are some others that technically work, but have speeds closer to Gen 3, which may end up being a problem later if/when we get games that fully utilize the speed of the internal drive.
I have this ssd in my PS5. It's fast. On paper it's faster than the ssd the PS5 came with. Read speeds reported by the PS5 are 6500, although I've heard that those numbers aren't always accurate. I do know that Ghost of Tshushima Director's Cut loads intp the game so fast it's almost mind boggling. Same with FF7 Remake. That's one of the most impressive things about next gen gaming to me
I have this ssd in my PS5. It's fast. On paper it's faster than the ssd the PS5 came with. Read speeds reported by the PS5 are 6500, although I've heard that those numbers aren't always accurate. I do know that Ghost of Tshushima Director's Cut loads intp the game so fast it's almost mind boggling. Same with FF7 Remake. That's one of the most impressive things about next gen gaming to me
I agree. Originally I had FF7 remake on PS4 Pro. The load times took some time. But the PS5 upgrade version is almost instant!
I'm curious to test running a PS4 game from the SSD to see how fast it loads. Something with horrible load times like GTA 5, or Last of Us 2.
I agree. Originally I had FF7 remake on PS4 Pro. The load times took some time. But the PS5 upgrade version is almost instant!
I'm curious to test running a PS4 game from the SSD to see how fast it loads. Something with horrible load times like GTA 5, or Last of Us 2.
When I first got my PS5 I had just started Cyberpunk on PS4. First thing I did whe I connected my external hard drive to my ps5 was move Cyberpunk onto the SSD out of curiosity. Obviously it wasn't optimized for the new console, but the load times were really fast. Not Ff7 remake fast, but it obviously smoked the ps4
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I would say yes! O_O
Great price. Too bad I bought the WD equivalent a few weeks ago.
I think a lot of people slept on this SSD for their PS5 because they weren't familiar with the Adata brand but I have another one of their M2 SSDs in my main PC as the main OS drive and it's still going strong after 3 years.
I think a lot of people slept on this SSD for their PS5 because they weren't familiar with the Adata brand but I have another one of their M2 SSDs in my main PC as the main OS drive and it's still going strong after 3 years.
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I'm curious to test running a PS4 game from the SSD to see how fast it loads. Something with horrible load times like GTA 5, or Last of Us 2.
Thinking about grabbing one of these for my PS5 as I'm running low on space.
I have an MSI Spatium coming for an external enclosure for my Mac
Thinking about grabbing one of these for my PS5 as I'm running low on space.
I have an MSI Spatium coming for an external enclosure for my Mac
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I'm curious to test running a PS4 game from the SSD to see how fast it loads. Something with horrible load times like GTA 5, or Last of Us 2.
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