However, despite all of these more modern releases, there are still four SSDs that arrived on the scene BEFORE sony enabled the SSD expansion feature of the PS5 that are among the very best performing SSDs in the system right now. The Playstation 5 has had the support of SSD storage upgrades now for the better part of half a year and in that time, ALOT of different SSDs have arrived on the scene that make promises to be your PERFECT PS5 SSD upgrade. Granted that could be down to the silicon, but at this point I doubt it.5.1 Related PS5 Loading Comparison of the WD Black SN850, Seagate Firecuda 530, Samsung 980 and Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus SSD If you want to blindly follow them, go ahead, but I’m not going to.ĮDIT: And don’t get me started on why my $180 MSI X470 GPC has to run a gimped BIOS for Ryzen 3000, but my $80 Gigabyte B450 Aorus M runs Ryzen 3000 with full BIOS and full feature set! Not to mention I’m running the same Ryzen 3700X in each system, and the X470 system needs PBO/Auto OC to hit 4.3GHz at all, whereas on my B450 board, it hits full 4.4GHz and gets to 4.3-4.375GHz regularly.at STOCK.
And you can’t disable them without Mystic Light, which you can’t get without Dragon Center on their new products.ĭon’t even get me started on trying to get my Corsair devices with iCue to not glitch out whenever Mystic Light is running.or hell, just the service, not even the app! Have to take extra steps to make sure Mystic Light and its service isn’t running. Even then, they make stupid design choices, like adding a static red LED above every RAM slot to show it’s occupied.yeah I know it’s occupied, I see RAM IN IT. At the VERY LEAST, you have to install the Dragon Center crap just to disable it! I don’t have an option in BIOS to disable it, like other manufacturers (such as Gigabyte) provide.
Why would I settle when there are plenty of other options out there? And no, RGB isn’t that important, but it is a feature that I CAN get elsewhere without all the crap MSI wants to install for it to be usable.
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