Newegg's 24th anniversary sale brings ample storage at a low cost to PC and PS5 gamers, for a limited time only.

With this, it means the SN850X is fully PS5-proof. The fact also remains you're getting 4TB of storage, giving you a lot of additional space compared to the internal SSD of either the PS5 or PS5 Slim.

Beyond that, though, there are CPU liquid cooling options of 240mm and 360mm heat exchangers with top side gaskets, support for PCIe Gen5 graphics and SSD storage, an 850-watt power supply ...

View Deal Apple 13" MacBook Air (M2/16GB): was ... from 1TB to 4TB (and everything in between,) the WD_BLACK series has more than enough to improve the memory on your PS5 or Laptop.

Implicit Conversions, the developer porting the PlayStation classics available with PS Plus Premium to PS5 and PS4, is “dreaming about” adding PS3 support to its proprietary Syrup emulator.

Oh, and you'd best get used to the idea of PS5 games on the presumptive PS6; Nishino says that our current-gen systems will see support in a similar fashion to what the PS4 is getting right now ...

As of right now, the $2,619 base model has an Intel Core i7-14700HX CPU, 32GB of RAM, a 1TB SSD, an Nvidia RTX 1000 ... 192GB of RAM, two 4TB SSDs in RAID 1, an RTX 5000 Ada GPU, and a 4K+ OLED ...

2025 looks set to have some of the best PS5 games we've seen so far, with a fantastic range of AAA titles and hugely anticipated smaller games that present fresh, bold ideas. We've collected our most ...

ORIGINAL: PlayStation Plus subscribers are counting down to the reveal of the free PS4 and PS5 games for January 2025. A little later than usual, the PS Plus Essentials will be unveiled by Sony at ...

That's eight terabytes of storage on a single PCIe SSD. Seriously ... Whether it's going into a PC or a PS5 Pro, WD's SN850X has the most storage we've seen from a single stick.

Sony seems to have fixed a rather major issue with the PS5 that has been plaguing the console since its launch in 2020. By all accounts, the PS5 has been nothing but a success for Sony so far ...