It’s a great day for PS5 owners who are eligible to take part in the first PS5 beta software rollout, as they can now add expandable storage to their consoles. You might be wondering how you add ...

Similar to upgrading storage on the ROG Xbox Ally X, all Steam Deck models can enjoy a major storage boost by either adding a microSD card to a designated slot ...

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How much on-board storage does a PlayStation gamer actually need? I can tell you right upfront that the paltry 1TB of internal capacity vanilla PS5s ship with simply won’t cut it for many people, ...

When building a new PC, it's very likely that your fancy motherboard will feature multiple M.2 sockets. It's almost guaranteed that some portion of these SSD slots will be connected directly to the ...

Stock PS5 Pros come with 2TB of internal storage, a welcome doubling of the vanilla PS5’s paltry 1TB. A single terabyte of console storage, Sony? What is this, an SSD for ants? If you’re a digital ...

The ability to add extra PS5 SSD storage is coming in a future system update, but Sony recommends you hold off on buying any early. Sony just posted a big FAQ about PS5 on the PlayStation Blog, ...

The PS5 has always had support for the M.2 SSD for expandable storage, but that function wasn’t actually usable until the beta software update earlier this year. For the last couple of months, users ...

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It wasn’t always so simple to add storage to a desktop or laptop. For decades, PC storage was synonymous with bulky, mechanical hard drives. The first hard drive was sold in 1956, but it wasn’t until ...

A motherboard typically has four or more Serial AT Attachment (SATA) bus ports. These are found on the bottom right-hand side of the printed circuit board (PCB) and can be used to connect SATA hard ...