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After an update that allows PS5 users to extend their storage using the SSD M.2 location. Although there is no formally recommended SSD card by Sony, the PS5 Mark Cerny architect, finally announced on Twitter which SSD card he uses. The PS5 user base has been left to determine which SSD card best suits each individual, which is not ideal for those who are not particularly savvy in technology or who simply do not have the will to look for what they need. Mark Cerny has fortunately chosen to remedy this, and in a message on Twitter, he revealed which card SSD his home currently uses, and it is the range of SSD NVME WD Black SN850 of Western Digital . It should be noted that Cerny himself has chosen the version of the thermal sink cards, which should contribute to the longevity of the SSD card and the cooling of the PS5. Our solution to our PS5 fireplace with two very active players? SSD for him and for her ???? Some great options for 7000 MB / s, ended up putting my $$ on it....

Since yesterday, beta testers have the opportunity to try out the longest desired storage expansion of the PS5. After Sony has listed in detail the technical requirements, there are now two compatible SSD drives officially confirmed by manufacturers. Related Posts PS5: Current beta update turns off memory expansion - These SSDs are compatible The first SSD is the Seagate Firecuda 530 NVME , which will be delivered in the coming month. The Country Manager of Seagate confirmed the compatibility yesterday and shared a few information. "We performed with Sony some tests with the PlayStation 5 and can confirm today that the Firecuda 530 has fulfilled all PS5 requirements with the heat sink. In PS5 design, the SSD card slot is very narrow, so not much space for mounting the SSD is available. With the Firecuda 530, however - even with the heat sink on the top - the slim design allows you to fit into. Of course, the Firecuda 530 is still slimmer without the heat sink, so both fit int...

The exit of this firmware seems to have rang the start of the certifications race, so you can proudly display a PS5 macaron on the SSD box. Not surprisingly, the first to have passed the finish line are the leaders of the hard disk market, namely Seagate firms (which also provides the storage extensions of the Xbox Series X), and Western Digital (abbreviated WD ) At Western Digital, so the SSD SN 850 is guaranteed to work with the PS5 , whether it's the version with or without thermal sink. Level Rates, the SN 850 is traded at 178 € in version 1TB and 420 € in 2TB version, knowing that if you want a sink, the invoice will increase respectively to € 270 and 553 €. Know that if the use of a sink makes it possible to maintain the performance in case of intensive use, its use in a partitioned housing like that of the PS5 has little chance of changing anything. Money for Nothing At Seagate, it is the Firecuda 530 that it will have to be adopted , with also rather high rates, ...