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Can the Slowest PS5 SSD Upgrade Run Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart?

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The PS5 System Software has been updated to support ALL PCIe Gen 4.0 x4 NVMe drives, so with the help of Fidler_2K from the DF Supporter Program, we tracked down the absolute slowest drive - the WD SN750 SE - and stacked it up against the console's internal SSD and the Mark Cerny-approved WD SN850. Can a bargain basement, spec-deficient drive cut it out against the best of the best? The results are surprising.

h.264 4.85GB 3840x2160, 59.94fps, 43.4mbps AC3 2.0, 448kbps, 48000Hz

HEVC 2.77GB 3840x2160, 59.94fps, 24.6mbps AC3 2.0, 448kbps, 48000Hz

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