Sony will allow the PlayStation 5 to use expanded SSD storage from this summer, according to a Bloomberg report. The functionality is said to be coming in a firmware update that will enable the PS2’s M2 expansion slot, which is currently disabled. Sony said Edge Before the PS5 launches that feature is “reserved for future updates.”
Bloomberg sources say the firmware update will allow the PS5’s cooling fans to speed up. The PS5 has a very fast built-in SSD, and any compatible third-party drive needs to be equally fast to store and play PS5 games; It will generate a little extra heat.
The PS5 now comes with 825GB SSD, leaving users with only 667GB of usable space when formatted. As the size of the game increases – you don’t sit off all the latest stuff Call on duty On 500 GB PS4, for example – PS5 owners will welcome the possibility of storage upgrades. Unless the fan noise is too loud.
