The Play 2280 is aimed at PlayStation users, but it uses device memory (HMB) for caching -- something the PS5 does not support. It's also extremely pricey for a DRAM-less design, even given the ...

especially when you look at the prices of PCIe Gen4 SSDs when the PlayStation 5 first launched in 2020. Lexar's new PLAY 2280 PCIe Gen 4.0 SSD sports a massive 4TB capacity for $379.99 USD ...

The PC port of Final Fantasy XVI delivers very poor performance, even on the fastest GPUs. You basically need upscaling and ...

especially when you look at the prices of PCIe Gen4 SSDs when the PlayStation 5 first launched in 2020. Lexar's new PLAY 2280 PCIe Gen 4.0 SSD sports a massive 4TB capacity for $379.99 USD ...

Sony just announced when the PS5 Pro will be available. Here is how much storage the PS5 Pro will ship with and whether it ...

If you are only looking for something to plug into a PC without the heatsink, the standard WD_Black 4TB SN850X NVMe Internal ...

Memory manufacturer Lexar has today released the Lexar Play 2280, a new SSD designed specifically for PlayStation 5. The drive ... available in a 2TB and 4TB capacity, with an 8TB model set ...

Even so, the plainer design and lack of of a 4TB model leave some room for improvement ... a solid 6,459 MB/s read speed using the PlayStation 5’s own internal benchmark. In real terms, this ...

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Perhaps the one aspect of the PS5 Pro that has me disgruntled is the lack of a disc drive. Yes, you can spend an additional ...