WesternDigital.com has 5TB WD Black P10 Game Drive USB 3.2 Portable Hard Drive (WDBA3A0050BBK-WESN) for $99.99. Shipping is free.
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Compatible with Xbox Series X|S (play and store Xbox One games / archive Xbox Series X|S games) and PlayStation 5 (play and store PS4 games/archive PS5 games) consoles.
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WesternDigital.com has 5TB WD Black P10 Game Drive USB 3.2 Portable Hard Drive (WDBA3A0050BBK-WESN) for $99.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community members sr71 and phanigkris [discuss] for finding this deal.
Amazon has 5TB WD Black P10 Game Drive USB 3.2 Portable Hard Drive (WDBA3A0050BBK-WESN) for $99.99. Shipping is free.
Newegg has 5TB WD Black P10 Game Drive USB 3.2 Portable Hard Drive (WDBA3A0050BBK-WESN) for $99.99. Shipping is free.
Key Features:
Compatible with Xbox Series X|S (play and store Xbox One games / archive Xbox Series X|S games) and PlayStation 5 (play and store PS4 games/archive PS5 games) consoles.
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It's on par. Both are 5400 RPM. Even though it's branded "Black" the drive inside is not a performance "Black" drive. It's goal is more on storage and low heat build up. Both drives also have the same 3 year warranty. So it really comes down to whether you prefer a particular brand between those two. Both are equally competent and reliable or unreliable.
I can tell you that a 4TB USB3 SATA disk usually transfers at around 700Mbps to/from my Xbox Series X. If this is an SSD, it might transfer faster.
One of my family members has a PS5, & it doesn't show transfer speed on screen when copying to external, so I'm using Series X as a reference. You can expect to transfer a 50GB game (either direction) in around 10-15 minutes.
If you have gigabit internet, it's a wash. If you live in a smaller city & only have 25/50/100Mbps internet, it's definitely worthwhile to save a copy of ALL games to your external drive, so you wouldn't have to redownload from the internet if your console failed. I always make an extra copy of the games on the internal storage just for that reason.
How fast are transfers from this drive to PS5? Am I better of downloading if I have a fast connection?
I can tell you that a 4TB USB3 SATA disk usually transfers at around 700Mbps to/from my Xbox Series X. If this is an SSD, it might transfer faster.
One of my family members has a PS5, & it doesn't show transfer speed on screen when copying to external, so I'm using Series X as a reference. You can expect to transfer a 50GB game (either direction) in around 10-15 minutes.
If you have gigabit internet, it's a wash. If you live in a smaller city & only have 25/50/100Mbps internet, it's definitely worthwhile to save a copy of ALL games to your external drive, so you wouldn't have to redownload from the internet if your console failed. I always make an extra copy of the games on the internal storage just for that reason.
Last edited by sknick December 26, 2021 at 09:26 AM.
I can tell you that a 4TB USB3 SATA disk usually transfers at around 700Mbps to/from my Xbox Series X. If this is an SSD, it might transfer faster.
One of my family members has a PS5, & it doesn't show transfer speed on screen when copying to external, so I'm using Series X as a reference.
So if you live in a smaller city & only have 25/50/100Mbps internet, it's definitely worthwhile to save a copy of ALL games to your external drive, so you wouldn't have to redownload from the internet if your console failed. I always make an extra copy of the games on the internal storage just for that reason.
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Any knows how this compared to the Seagate One Touch 5TB at Costco for around 85 dollars days ago?
It's on par. Both are 5400 RPM. Even though it's branded "Black" the drive inside is not a performance "Black" drive. It's goal is more on storage and low heat build up. Both drives also have the same 3 year warranty. So it really comes down to whether you prefer a particular brand between those two. Both are equally competent and reliable or unreliable.
Right so that is why it only transfers at around 700Mbps. That is megabits so it is less than 100 megabytes per second. With my external HDD I get about that speed and with an external SSD I get about 2.5Gbps.
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One of my family members has a PS5, & it doesn't show transfer speed on screen when copying to external, so I'm using Series X as a reference. You can expect to transfer a 50GB game (either direction) in around 10-15 minutes.
If you have gigabit internet, it's a wash. If you live in a smaller city & only have 25/50/100Mbps internet, it's definitely worthwhile to save a copy of ALL games to your external drive, so you wouldn't have to redownload from the internet if your console failed. I always make an extra copy of the games on the internal storage just for that reason.
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One of my family members has a PS5, & it doesn't show transfer speed on screen when copying to external, so I'm using Series X as a reference. You can expect to transfer a 50GB game (either direction) in around 10-15 minutes.
If you have gigabit internet, it's a wash. If you live in a smaller city & only have 25/50/100Mbps internet, it's definitely worthwhile to save a copy of ALL games to your external drive, so you wouldn't have to redownload from the internet if your console failed. I always make an extra copy of the games on the internal storage just for that reason.
One of my family members has a PS5, & it doesn't show transfer speed on screen when copying to external, so I'm using Series X as a reference.
So if you live in a smaller city & only have 25/50/100Mbps internet, it's definitely worthwhile to save a copy of ALL games to your external drive, so you wouldn't have to redownload from the internet if your console failed. I always make an extra copy of the games on the internal storage just for that reason.
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