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Geralt on 16 January 2017

I am thinking 4 terabytes...

I am almost done filling up my 2 terabytes on xbox one s. Imagine how much space we are going to need with the scorpio! All the 4k 60fps games with hdr and virtual reality. I cant wait! Im so glad microsoft is innovating and keeping the industry alive!



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Jizz_Beard_thePirate on 16 January 2017

Or 1TB at $400-$450



                  

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vivster on 16 January 2017

Maybe 500GB to teach people that you can also delete content you don't need anymore.



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malistix1985 on 16 January 2017

for PS4 its really important, because else you need to replace the HDD but for the XBox the external drive is king, faster load speeds because you can attach faster drives, even multiple drives and also a faster OS because the OS and Games run on a different drive

So I wouldn't mind if they just released it with a small drive, but give people options and also release models with more. like they did with the S, but im quite sure thats their plan anyway




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leo-j on 16 January 2017

2 T, native 4k games aren't going to be 50gb lol



 

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celador on 16 January 2017

It will be 1TB.



irstupid on 16 January 2017
shikamaru317 said:

1TB SSHD on the base model to keep the price down. 2 TB and 4TB options for $50 and $100 more. SSHD instead of an HD for faster load times, they only cost about $10-15 more than a same sized HD, but improve load times by 20-40% according to Digital Foundry testing.

What? You can't be talking about SSD and pricing. Maybe normal drives, but solid state you get huge price differences when you get into the terrabyte ranges and higher.

SSD in the terrabytes cost you more than $500 themselves.



SamuelRSmith on 16 January 2017
irstupid said:
shikamaru317 said:

1TB SSHD on the base model to keep the price down. 2 TB and 4TB options for $50 and $100 more. SSHD instead of an HD for faster load times, they only cost about $10-15 more than a same sized HD, but improve load times by 20-40% according to Digital Foundry testing.

What? You can't be talking about SSD and pricing. Maybe normal drives, but solid state you get huge price differences when you get into the terrabyte ranges and higher.

SSD in the terrabytes cost you more than $500 themselves.

He said SSHDs, which are different

2TB for 120usd - https://www.amazon.com/Seagate-FireCuda-2-5-Inch-Notebooks-ST2000LX001/dp/B01M1NHCZT/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1484590107&sr=1-1-spons&keywords=sshd&psc=1



jonathanalis on 16 January 2017

The games wont be larger then they are on xnox one...
So 1 to 2 tera is enough



FIT_Gamer on 16 January 2017
Geralt said:

I am thinking 4 terabytes...

I am almost done filling up my 2 terabytes on xbox one s. Imagine how much space we are going to need with the scorpio! All the 4k 60fps games with hdr and virtual reality. I cant wait! Im so glad microsoft is innovating and keeping the industry alive!

Unless they are using a 3.5" drive, that isn't going to happen. I'd say 2 TB max to keep cost down.