FireCuda 530, Seagate’s first M.2 SSD compatible with the PS5

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FireCuda 530, Seagate’s first M.2 SSD compatible with the PS5

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The American company Seagate has just confirmed your first M.2 SSD fully compatible with the PS5. This is the FireCuda 530, a unit that exceeds the minimum hardware requirements established by Sony to expand the storage of its next-generation console.

“With the design of the PS5, the SSD card slot is very narrow, so there is not much space to mount the SSD. However, with the FireCuda 530, even with the heatsink on top, it allows it to fit in. ”

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Seagate’s announcement comes shortly after Sony enabled the ability to expand the PS5’s SSD storage through the latest beta of the firmware. Precisely, it is a possibility that was not available at the time of launch and that its rival, the Xbox Series X, did have – although with a proprietary expansion card.

Sony requires a minimum read speed of 5.500 MB / s for storage expansion devices for the PS5. It also forces the drive to be M.2 and PCIe 4.0 with “effective heat dissipation.”

The FireCuda 530 Solid State Drive exceeds these minimum requirements. It has a speed of 7,300 MB / s and 4th PCIe connection. generation. Seagate says it is twice as fast as a traditional SATA SSD.

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