
dunno what took so long.
PlayStation 4 ProのSerial ATAインタフェースは「Revision 3.0」(6Gbps)対応に――SIEが予告
I think the article is in Japanese, maybe @fatboi can translate.
dunno what took so long.
PlayStation 4 ProのSerial ATAインタフェースは「Revision 3.0」(6Gbps)対応に――SIEが予告
I think the article is in Japanese, maybe @fatboi can translate.
Whats this now? I don't read japanese. Is this announcing that the PS4 will finally have a feature that was available on the xbox 360?
Nah I was trying to bait Fatboi but you ruined it for me. NeggedXbox 360 had sata 3 connection?![]()
*essay*Whats this now? I don't read japanese. Is this announcing that the PS4 will finally have a feature that was available on the xbox 360?
@Fatboi1 is going to buy that $1400 Samsung 4TB SSD.I'm skeptical that it's gonna make that much of a difference
when I first got a SSD for my PC, I was still on SATA2, but the improvement was very noticeable. going from SATA2 to 3 was less noticeable. it's the kind of thing you're only gonna notice if you're actually looking at disc write speeds and such
I think the way the PS4 handles data just doesn't benefit much from a SSD (compared to a PC). I would at least wait for benchmarks before running out and buying a SSD for the Pro. I'm pretty sure it will make a difference, but I'm just not sure it will be enough to justify the cost (and limited space) of a SSD
PC gaming is too expensive@Fatboi1 is going to buy that $1400 Samsung 4TB SSD.
There's no games for PS4 anyway so a 100Gb drive is fine.@Fatboi1 is going to buy that $1400 Samsung 4TB SSD.
Yeah it's nuts.PC gaming is too expensive
that's the thing though. people have been upgrading their PS4's HDD to 2TB for around $100. a 2TB SSD is around $600![]()
Im thinking something to do with performanceNerds speak to us regular folks wtf why is this good?