Sony’s PS5 Pro launches tomorrow worldwide, and early reviews of the high-end system have confirmed that it offers 1.89TB of usable storage, which is a huge increase over the 667GB of usable space that the standard version of the console shipped with.
PS5 Pro ships with 2TB of SSD space under the hood, up from the 825GB that the original model of Sony’s flagship console has. So, this means that users are getting nearly all of that 2TB to themselves, with only a small portion reserved for system operations.
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This is a huge deal as games nowadays take up a lot of space, particularly Call of Duty, which often requires more than 100GB. Factor in updates and any other media you may be storing on your SSD, and that space is quickly used up.
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The PS5 Pro is due out on November 7, 2024 and will retail for $699.99/£699.99. This week has seen a number of key details confirmed for the new system, including the presence of 16.7TF GPU compute, a size comparison that showcases how the PS5 Pro measures up to PS5 and PS5 Slim, and the fact it will boast 18GB of RAM.
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