Sony PS5 latest beta software starts to support self-expanding M.2 SSD
Sony and Microsoft both emphasized on the next-generation consoles that the current game loading speed has a lightning-fast experience, which is mainly due to their built-in high-speed SSD storage. However, the Sony Play Station 5 has only 825GB of built-in storage space, which is not enough to handle hundreds of GB of game files. Fortunately, it also reserves a standard M.2 SSD expansion slot. In the latest beta software update of PS5, Sony has begun to open this expansion slot to players, who can expand the SSD by themselves.
What’s more interesting is that Sony recommends that players install M.2 SSD by themselves. Need to have a heat dissipation vest. For PC DIY players, of course, this requirement can be understood. Because these PCI-E 4.0 standard M.2 SSDs are too hot to run, they may lose speed or even disks, but now high-end PCI-E 4.0 M.2 SSDs have their own heat sinks.
