Yes, the PS5 requires an SSD that is designated as an M.2 NVMe solid-state drive that uses the PCI-E Gen 4 interface.

First announced in July, Lexar’s ES5 Magnetic Portable SSD is now available in a 1TB capacity for $119.99 or 2TB for $199.99.

Our first look at 80Gbps USB4 reveals speed to spare, especially with long file transfers. Think of it as Thunderbolt 5 that ...

SSD prices have been dropping fairly dramatically in the past few months. This is especially good news for PlayStation 5 ...

Overview: Regular firmware updates and TRIM commands improve SSD speed.Avoid unnecessary writes to extend the drive’s ...

Samsung's largest capacity PCIe Gen5 SSDs are now available, with the high-speed SSD 9100 PRO 8TB and SSD 9100 PRO 8TB with ...

Micron's newly announced 2600 series of NVMe SSDs is a set of PCIe Gen4 drives the company says delivers TLC-like performance while retaining the cost efficiency of QLC NAND. The key to that claim? A ...

The Adata SC735 is essentially a compact portable SSD with an integrated USB-C connector that enables you to quickly plug ...

There’s a special kind of pain in watching your PC load like it’s waiting for dial-up to reconnect. If your boot times feel like snack breaks, it’s time for an upgrade. The Kingston NV3 SSD gives your ...