Players are wondering about the use and the functionality of the previous-gen console after the PS5 release. As the release is so close, players are wondering about their old consoles, the PS4. They are providing the people with two new consoles, PS5 with Optical Drive and PS5 Digital Edition. I’ve yet to see the hard data regarding PS4 load times with a faster spinning drive, but the additional storage space on my 1TB drive alone was worth the $88 expense, especially as I’ve decided that I will eschew game discs with my PS4 and go all-digital instead.Sony’s next-gen consoles are almost about to hit the stores. I decided to stick with a traditional 7200 RPM drive for my PS4, and I’ve been happy with the results so far. If you’re pulling data from the platters - such as loading a new game or app for the first time - you still have the same wait as a standard drive. Each drive manufacturer uses its own secret sauce to decide what data stays on the flash portion of the drive, so your milage may vary.
In these tests, the HHD seems absurdly fast, suggesting Tested had already loaded each game a few times, to get the flash storage primed for action. Depending on the specific implementation, the results could potentially vary wildly. They still use spinning platters, but the drive “intelligently” caches recent and frequently used data onto a relatively small portion of flash storage. The hybrid drives are a special case here, mind you. PS4 hard drive caddy, showing the special PlayStation screw
0 kommentar(er)
