Berbasbullet
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Here we go.
It's all about the flops!Is this going to be a load of tech talk that I don't understand? Tuning in anyway
I'm with you!I've no idea what he's talking about. But I'm here for it.
Doesn't look like they're going to show it here. Seems more to do with the innards.No pics of the console yet?
I assume that essentially means it’s 1tb?Did he say 850gb of storage?
Not really, because the Xbox uses custom cards. Cerny said this will support M.2 drives commercially available on the market.So expandable storage is the same as Xbox.
Hate that new buzzword. The flops.
He said certain brands. Xbox are working with Seagate. Both operate the same way. You can’t play next gen games with any old external HDD. You can play BC games on them.Not really, because the Xbox uses custom cards. Cerny said this will support M.2 drives commercially available on the market.
Altough the X is 12 flops compared to Sony's 10.So RDNA 2 confirmed, same as the Series X.
Xbox may work with Seagate but it's still custom cards, not standard M.2 NVME SSD's which were referenced here. They don't operate in the same way, Series X has a slot for their custom card (like a micro sd) while PS5 will have a bay to install your SSD.He said certain brands. Xbox are working with Seagate. Both operate the same way. You can’t play next gen games with any old external HDD. You can play BC games on them.
And both will be pretty much the same price. If you want expandable storage on next gen consoles it will cost a bomb.Xbox may work with Seagate but it's still custom cards, not standard M.2 NVME SSD's which were referenced here. They don't operate in the same way, Series X has a slot for their custom card (like a micro sd) while PS5 will have a bay to install your SSD.
For a good one you're talking around 80-100e for 500gb.Guess need to see how much those Xbox memory cards cost. How much do the M2 drives cost typically?