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Xbox Series X: What's The Best SSD Option For Back Compat Xbox Games?

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Do you really need to use the precious storage space of the Xbox Series X internal drive for running backwards compatible games? Or will standard SSDs connected via USB still do a good job? In this video, Rich runs a range of Xbox One X titles on the internal drive and stacks them up against SATA, NVMe and mechanical hard drive alternatives. The results are fascinating!

h.264 17:58 2.21GB 3840x2160, 59.94fps, 18.8mbps AC3 2.0, 448kbps, 48000Hz

HEVC 17:58 848MB 3840x2160, 59.94fps, 12.8mbps AC3 2.0, 448kbps, 48000Hz

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