Werix357 on 19 August 2014
Burek said:
It supports SSD, but the performance is not that much better to justify the price. PS4 out of the box is already fast, so the ideal solution is upgrading to a SSHD (hybrid), as they are much cheaper than SSD, and still offer a decent speed boost. I upgraded to Seagate 1TB SSHD on day one, but I still wouldn't have filled the original one, since I delete games once I'm done with them. There is no reason to keep them, and no reason to DL all PS+ games either, just the one or two you plan to play at any given time. |
Yeah the PS4 has quite a bit of memory to play with so I guess that helps and yes SSD's are a bit overpriced. But I'm wondering do you notice much diffence in how your PS4 performs now with the SSHD in comparison to the original HDD
