As gaming technology advances, so do the demands on storage devices. Gamers today need drives that offer fast loading times, ...

Top of many people’s wish list, the PlayStation 5 is rarely ever on sale, but Black Friday often brings discounts that see ...

Your PS5 SSD needs a heatsink because PCIe 4.0 SSDs ... Max read speeds of up to 7,300 MB/s can be expected from the 1TB drive. Write speeds aren’t shabby either, hitting up to 6,800MB/S.

The Western Digital SN850X (with the heatsink) checks all the boxes, providing blazing Gen 4 read speeds of up to 7300 MBps. As the PS5 doesn't come with a heatsink for the expandable drive ...

At around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, officers responded to reports of a shooting in the 7300 block of River Road, not far from the James River Bridge. There, police found a man with an apparent gunshot ...

This is the PS5 Pro experience. Mid-generation consoles are a tricky thing to position in the market. Sold at a higher price than most would be willing to pay and without any exclusive games ...

Even though you’ll mostly be getting a PS5 to take advantage of the newer-gen features and titles, since the PlayStation family library of games is so vast, you may want to look to past releases.

Now, four years after the original PS5 debuted, we get the first real step forward with the PlayStation 5 Pro. The PS5 Pro, available Nov. 7 for $700 (£700, AU$1,200), enables higher graphical ...

The PS5 Pro is a superb console and now the best PlayStation 5 machine available. The advancements are glorious and bring a new level of immersion and beauty to games, while also boosting ...

Please verify your email address. November 7, 2024 has finally arrived, which means the PlayStation 5 Pro has as well. The PS5 Pro offers improved visuals, frame rate, and performance over the ...

But after four years of letdowns, this console generation may finally be reaching its potential thanks to the PS5 Pro. Better late than never, I suppose. Sony’s pricey new console uses some ...

If there’s a bone to pick with the PS5, it’s this: Many of its games ask players to decide between better graphics or faster gameplay. Gamers want both, but the PS5 can’t do both.