SSD usb per xbox serie S

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However you cannot use usb drives to play games only store them

It's a series s and the ssd is a Seagate back up plus slim it is USB 3.0

Yes but you forget

The compatible is for storage not for running xbox series x or s games it's nowhere even close

The limit of any external drive is 500mbps as per the limits of usb 3

the requirement for an xbox series x or s or optimized or patched game is 4.8gbps

Because you are bypassing theeverything but the north bridge

Vs usb you have to go thru the USB host controller to pci to the southbridge then northbridge

No hdd or ssd will ever come close to nvme because it's sitting right on the north bridge and direct access to cpu gpu and memory

There is talk of nvme controllers that will accept ssds but it remains to be seen

The limits of that is what cable you are using

Nvme cards with direct access to the bus same with nvme sticks

The beauty of nvme cards is thqt they are hotswapable

Hi,

You can use USB external SSD drives on Series X/S or you can buy a 2.5" PC SSD and attach it to a SATA to USB 3.1 adaptor.

These drives are a lot faster than a standard USB 3 external HDD. However, you can only play Xbox One, Xbox 360 and original Xbox BC titles directly from them. Series X/S games can only be played from the internal drive or the optional Expansion Card.

Hi,

Series X|S optimised games can only run on either the internal storage or expansion card. You can 'store' Series X|S on a USB hard drive/SSD for later but you can't play them from these drives as they're not fast enough.

Xbox One games that are not optimised for Series X|S can be run from USB Storage.