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Model: Seagate 1TB Storage Expansion Card For Xbox Series X/S
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Tempted by this. Purchased the Series S purely due to no Series X inventory at the time but found it ridiculously limited in storage space and I'm hardly an avid gamer.
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The whole idea with this expansion card is that new games will work and work as fast as they're capable of. You can add your own ssd drive but you may not be able to play next-gen games at all or on par. So you would put all your old games on an any external ssd and all new games on the series x/s or this expansion drive.
Right. That's why they charge so much for a ridiculously low amount of storage. Unless you bounce between more than 6-8 games every other day, the best thing is buy an external SSD, and then move Series X optimized games between the external and the internal SSD when you play them. I think most people play a handful of games for a few weeks/months. So move those games to the internal, then when you get tired move those games off to the external and swap a new one to the internal. You can move a 100GB game in just over 5 minutes, and you'll likely only do this once every few months. This 512GB will be filled with maybe 4 games and that's it.
Right. That's why they charge so much for a ridiculously low amount of storage. Unless you bounce between more than 6-8 games every other day, the best thing is buy an external SSD, and then move Series X optimized games between the external and the internal SSD when you play them. I think most people play a handful of games for a few weeks/months. So move those games to the internal, then when you get tired move those games off to the external and swap a new one to the internal. You can move a 100GB game in just over 5 minutes, and you'll likely only do this once every few months. This 512GB will be filled with maybe 4 games and that's it.
Thanks! I didn't realize moving big games only took 5 minutes. I'll give it a try.
I don't know how someone can look at Microsoft and see this and think this is better than how Sony solves it's additional storage issue. You can use a generic m.2 SSD. Why do companies think proprietary is a good thing? They literally are just showing who they really care about and it's not the gamer
Don't turn this into a console war flame thread. Just stop…..
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