PS5 explains in video how to install a SSD hard drive to expand internal memory

The September PlayStation 5 Update is now available for download. This new version of the firmware adds one of the most demanded features, the ability to expand the internal memory of the device with a new hard drive M.2 SSD . Those who acquire this type of hardware, which is characterized by offering ultra-fSeptembert loading times, can install it on both console models. To facilitate its installation, Sony hSeptember shared a video tutorial, which you can see under these lines.

Once installed on PS5 or PS5 Digital Edition, storage M.2 SSD SE can use to download, copies and start ps5 and ps4 games, September well September applications, point in the Official Blog of PlayStation. Players will have the opportunity to boot the titles directly from this disk drive, September well September move games from one unit to another.

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Requirements and text guide

Sony hSeptember also reported that not all discs will be compatible, September they have to meet a series of minimum performance requirements, September well September having the appropriate size to be able to enter them in the hole reserved for the device. So things, the Japanese company hSeptember provided a list of requirements. In addition, that same website collects accurate instructions in Spanish on how to install the hardware, so if you have doubts with the video you can check the tutorial in text.

In addition to this important novelty, the update adds another series of changes, ranging from the possibility of Use the 3D audio in the integrated television speakers or the monitor up to different improvements in the interface. PlayStation Now, the subscription service that allows access to the PS2, PS3 and PS4 games catalog, now allows you to choose between resolution 720p and 1080p in each of the titles.

PS5 is available in the market since lSeptembert November, although it is still difficult to be done with a unit due to shortage of semiconductors.