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Tim Sweeney on PS5's Storage: „The World of Loading Screens is Over.”

Bart Swiatek, 14 May 2020, 12:05

Tim Sweeney, head of Epic Games, commented on the Unreal Engine 5 demo presented yesterday, which ran on PS5's devkit. In his opinion, the technology used in Sony's new console can significantly affect the way video games look like and how they are created.

Phil Spencer: Gaming on XSX Will be Like Switching From 2D to 3D

Christian Pieniazek, 28 April 2020, 20:59

Phil Spencer maintains community's interest in Xbox Series X, announcing the upcoming presentations of new games. In addition, he compared the revolution that will take place with this device to the leap that was achieved between 2D and 3D.

Co-creator of Halo is Delighted With PS5's SSD

Mateusz Popielak, 20 April 2020, 12:27

The PS5's technical solutions delight subsequent game developers associated with hardware platforms from other manufacturers. Co creator of Halo considers the SSD in the new console a „huge difference”.

PS5 - People Don't Understand the Role of SSD

Bart Swiatek, 23 March 2020, 13:09

Digital Foundry's John Linneman stressed in a Twitter post that a faster drive in the PlayStation 5 does not mean that the whole console will be more efficient - in terms of GPU and CPU, Sony's hardware is inferior to the competitive Xbox Series X.

Xbox Series X - Storage Can be Expanded With a Seagate Card

Adrian Werner, 17 March 2020, 14:05

Microsoft has released more information about external drives for Xbox Series X. In addition to the standard USB options, Xbox Series X Storage Expansion Card will be available, offering speeds equal to internal storage.

RAM and SSD Prices May Spike

Laty, 04 February 2020, 16:14

Many PC component price analysts have expressed their concerns about the coronavirus outbreak in China. After all, many large companies have their branches in that region of the world, and the virus could hit production and consumer demand.

We know the Bandwith of SSD Installed in Xbox Series X

Bart Swiatek, 23 January 2020, 14:20

Thanks to an entry published on LinkedIn, as well as specs posted on the web by the Phison company, we have probably learned about the parameters of the drive that will be used in the new Xbox.

PS5 and Xbox Scarlett May Use Samsung's NVMe SSDs

Bart Swiatek, 26 November 2019, 10:58

Samsung will probably be responsible for the production of very fast NVMe SSDs, which will be used in the 9th generation consoles - PS5 and Xbox Scarlett. This is suggested by one of the slides from a presentation that was shown at the Samsung SSD Forum 2019 event in Tokyo.

Rumors About Removable PS5 SSDs Were Bogus - Patents Concerned Toys

Konrad Serafinski, 23 November 2019, 15:20

Reports that PlayStation 5 will have removable SSDs have turned out to be false. That's what TweakTown says, which proved that Sony's patents were related with Toio toy parts.

PS5 With Removable SSDs? Sony Registers Another Patent

Bart Swiatek, 19 November 2019, 13:22

Sony has registered another patent for portable SSDs/SSDs with the Japanese Patent Office. It seems that the company is actually working on a technology called „PlayStation Cartridge”. It is possible that it will be used in PlayStation 5.

Removable SSD Like Cartridges? PS5 May Have Some Interesting Patents

Laty, 12 November 2019, 19:36

Sony has registered a new patent in Brazil called „PlayStation Cartridge”. It is highly likely that the new PlayStation 5 will have replaceable SSD.

20TB HDDs Coming Out Next Year; 50TB Available by the End of 2026

Laty, 07 November 2019, 12:53

Seagate launched the 16TB HDD this year, but the company has not decided to stop there and continues to develop HDD technology. Last week, it announced that 18 and 20 TB versions will be available in 2020, and by the end of 2026, a 50 TB model will be available on the market.

Sony Shows Loading Times Difference on PS5 and PS4 Pro

Konrad Serafinski, 21 May 2019, 13:09

Sony praised the capabilities of PlayStation 5 and compared the loading times of Spider-Man on PS4 Pro and its successor at a presentation for investors. The results were impressive.

SSD Prices are Dropping Fast

ElMundo, 10 May 2019, 13:04

TrendForce analysts have published a report that mentions a further decline in the prices of SSDs. Drives are getting cheap at a very fast pace, which is due to the NAND memory surplus and the price war between individual manufacturers.

Sony: No More Loading Screens - PS5 Bets on SSD

Krooox, 09 May 2019, 14:13

It looks like Sony is already revealing what will be the most important point in its upcoming marketing campaign for PlayStation 5. This is indicated by another statement about SSD and loading screens.

PC Sales of HDD Will Halve This Year

Krooox, 07 May 2019, 09:33

Are hard disc drives becoming a thing of the past? According to Nidec's report, the downward trend is accelerating especially on the PC market, but there are still places where HDD still dominates over SSD.

PS5 Confirmed with Ultra-Fast SSD

Christian Pieniazek, 17 April 2019, 13:10

The new console by Sony will be equipped with a fast SSD to completely change the gaming experience. In addition, the Japanese giant shared first details about the new PlayStation, and also revealed that selected developers had already put their hands on PS5 dev-kits.

How to Enable Facebook Messenger's Dark Mode?

Frozen, 06 March 2019, 22:12

The dark mode in Facebook Messenger can now be enabled all over the world. The new function will be hidden for the next few weeks. To enable it now, you'll need to do one unusual thing.

Samsung starts production of 1TB memory for smartphones

ElMundo, 31 January 2019, 14:58

Problematic times with availability of space for applications and data in our smartphones is going to end due to Samsung actions. The company has just started the production process of 1TB eUFS memory modules.

HDD, SSHD, SSD, M.2 - speed benchmark of hard drives

Frozen, 11 January 2019, 00:54

Choosing the right hard drive shouldn't be limited only to its capacity. As the tests show, the different types of drives may differ much more (or much less) than we would expect.