The official patch notes state how the console's system performance has been improved and little more. Sony has released a new 902MB patch that updates the PS5 to version 21.01-03.21.00. July 8: A new PS5 patch will boost system performance While you can store PS5 games on external hard drives, you can't run them from such storage, so an internal upgrade can solve this problem. Having more internal storage will build upon the rather limited 825GB SSD the PS5 comes with. There is a catch in that you'll need the beta and ensure the SSD you get meets some rigorous requirements outlined by Sony.īut we've got a handy how to upgrade PS5 internal storage guide to direct you on the in and outs of the DIY approach to PS5 storage upgrading. July 30: PS5 beta now allows users to upgrade the internal hard driveĪ new PS5 beta will let owners upgrade the internal SSD storage of Sony's console, finally making use of the expansion slot the console came with but wasn't enabled for upgrades. So going to the trouble of seeking out the best PS5 hard drive deals could yield solid benefits to your PS5 experience. Tech analysis specialists at Digital Foundry found that an upgraded SSD allowed for PS4 games like The Witcher 3, Fallout 4 and Cyberpunk 2077 to load some two to three seconds faster then they did when installed on the PS5 main SSD. August 10: PS5 loading times could get even faster with an SSD upgradeįollowing on form the new PS5 beta update, as detailed below, adding in a secondary SSD can not only increase the storage space on Sony's latest games console but also deliver improved loading times.

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