XPG GAMMIX S70 BLADE 2TB PCIe Gen4x4 M.2 SSD

I bought this item for my ps5. It works great. Its a great deal from amazon ae, for only 440dhs because its a open box, but the great things is it works perfectly on my ps5. Thanks amazon.

Excellent 2tb m.2. They give you a separate heat sink if u need it. Performance is exceptional!

very high speed as advertise with high capacity reading comparing to others 953gb whilke most others read only 931gb

super fast, encryption, high TBW. A steal at AED620

The game freezes and I am getting messages saying that I should make a back up and remove the device from my computer.

solid performance no difference to the original storage! Works well on my PS5. You can go for it. Good value for money and much better than WD option

nice👌🏻

Muy fácil de instalar y óptima para mi PS5, más de 6600Mbps de lectura, hasta el momento está funcionando a la perfección

Kids love it, they notice the 2TB is faster than PS5 than SSD. Super fast copied 40GB in around 6 seconds ( from built in PS5 SSD to ADATA XPG GAMMIX S70 Blade 2TB) Also a noticeable difference in installing a game (Ratchet Clank) to the XPG as we had to delete it to make room previously from the built in SSD. Cant monitor the heat, left the PS5 cover on to avoid dust build-up.

I originally sat on getting an SSD because they were so pricey. I get the 1TB SSD aren’t to steep in price but I feel like with PS5 and next gen 1TB isn’t enough and will take all that space up quickly. Especially if you are a gamer like myself. Plus I had a external 2TB hard drive(from the PS4 generation) granted you could only play PS4 games on it and store PS5 games but not play them. I finally pulled the trigger seeing the 2TB XPG Gammix S70 Blade was on sale for $249. Had some Christmas money to spend so out of pocket I paid maybe $125. This thing is a beast and worth my money if you ask me. I didn’t use the heat sink that comes with the SSD and instead opted to get the MHQJRH M.2 2280 SSD Heatsink, Double Sided Heat Sink With Thermal Silicone Pad For PC/PS5. The only part that was difficult was putting the heatsink and SSD together and installing it into the PS5 and even that isn’t very difficult. There are a lot of how to videos online and even on Amazon. The heatsink I mentioned has a video of someone installing that heat sink with a SSD and I went off that. Worked like a charm and I was able to install it my first try. When you boot your PS5 your prompted with a message saying you have a M.2 SSD and it needs to be formatted. I formatted it and I was given a read speed of 6270. Which is 700 more than the SSD on your PS5 motherboard. When I went to settings and checked the storage it was there with my external hard drive and it said I had 2.05TB free. Good to see that you actually get 2TB and a tad bit more. First thing I did was transfer games from SSD to SSD. I took Horizon Zero Dawn moved it from internal to the newly installed SSD and it transferred in 10 seconds. No joke 10 seconds. Than I took The Uncharted Collection from my external hard drive and transferred it to the new SSD that one took a bit longer due to the external not being no where near as fast as a SSD but even that took about 7-10 minutes. Last I took three games from my library Hollow Knight, Darksiders 3 and Far Cry 6 and installed them(not transfer actually install from scratch) and those three games took about 20 minutes tops. That being said this is a affordable SSD and it is legit in speed. I played Horizon Zero Dawn and Far Cry 6 and load times were identical to the mother board SSD. Can’t complain I’m a happy camper with my purchase. I now have the internal SSD of 667GB with a 2TB extra storage installed along with a external hard drive giving me 4.6TB of space. Which I personally think is more than enough to last the PS5 generation. That being said do yourself a favor and get this product it’s worth every penny if you ask me. Hardest part is the installation process but even than, it’s not that difficult.

C'est un très bon SSD en termes de vitesse et de refroidissement. Je l'ai d'abord utilisé pour PlayStation puis je l'ai transféré sur mon ordinateur et après 2 ans d'utilisation sur les deux plateformes, je peux facilement dire qu'il offre de belles performances.

UPDATED on 23/10/2023: A few month later - no visible performance degradation or signs of overheating, tho - I haven't used any special tooling, only perception as a user. I recently took the leap and upgraded my PS5 with this NVMe M.2 SSD storage, and I must say, it's been a delightful surprise. Installing this beast was a cinch; even if tech jargon isn't your thing, you'll sail through the process. Speed? Ah, where do I begin? The PS5 itself detected a speed of around 6300 Mbit/s. Sure, we've all seen flashy numbers, but how does it fare in the real world? To put it to the test, I transferred 200GB from the internal storage. It whisked away the data in just 3 minutes! However, remember, all these speed metrics and numbers are provided by the PS5 itself, so hats off to the manufacturer for their estimations. The cherry on top? The cost-volume ratio. The storage space you're getting at this price point is genuinely commendable. While I'm still testing the waters and can't provide insights on heating or longevity, my early impressions are nothing but positive. If you're in the market to amp up your PS5 experience, this drive is worth every cent.