L’SSD di Xbox Series X | S. Works PS5? This is a question that some people do not ask themselves, but Digital Foundry I decided to answer yes and no. In the video you see above, the magazine explains its experiments with two consoles, Sony and Microsoft, starting at 11:15.
Digital Foundry, PS5 Xbox Series X | Detects SSSD as an M2 compatible with the console upon startup and asks you to format it for use. Once the formatting is attempted, the PlayStation 5 gets 13% of the process and crashes. As soon as the console is forcibly reset. Sony’s gaming machine still works after the process, thankfully. On the other hand, the SSD is about to be thrown away.
Digital Foundry They are two different Xbox Series X | SSSDs have been tested and the result is the same in both cases. The magazine feels that the Microsoft console can be called an SSD It does not work with PS5 Do not recommend testing yourself so as not to waste an SSD.
Obviously, there would be no reason for a normal player to try this type of procedure because it is an unnecessarily expensive approach. It makes no sense to buy the Xbox Series S or the Xbox Series X to use the SSD on the PS5. He wanted to try the digital foundry experiment, and acted like the “crazy scientist” of the situation.
Depending on the PS5 theme, here’s the speed of NVMe M.2 SSDs compared to the internal SSD from Digital Foundry.
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