xbox one series s and games (rant warning)

Where are you getting 4 games figure from ?

I have 78 games installed internally on 2tb 1tb nvme and 1tb storage cars

You do know the series s compresses files right ? It's a feature of smart delivery

The files.for xbox one isn't the same as series s you don't get HD texture and smart delivery would see the lack of space and only load files based on your console

Fyi you can still use your 4tb drive but as it's too slow for next games you can only use it for storage and to run you would need to move the games over to internal or next gen storage

Fyi the storage cards are hot swapable

Yes we are talking speed differences in spades

Your external.hdd would.be limited by 2 things first 500mbps transfer

2nd you are sitting behind multiple buses before it gets to the cpu your USB bus your pci bus and then your south and North bridges

Next gen.storage has direct access to cpu north bridge and memory without buses at 4.8gbps not 500mbps For a total of 10x the speed

The latest gaming pcs rely on nvme rather then ancient hdds which require spin ups rather.then instant one on nvme

The series s is a budget machine

Most.next gen consoles except.for switch pro require nvme though with ps5 it's not hotswappable

It provides you with a consistent experience rather then games running on 500mbps affecting loadtimes and only one path which is thru multiple bottlenecks vs 4.8gbps and 4 paths to the cpu

Ps5 is somewhat consistent with 4.8 gbps on their nvme slot and the internal 9gbps for their next gen games

Series and ps5 both use a compression processor which helps.double the speeds this is only available on nvme

Not.500mbps hdds it wouldn't br able to feed the info fast enough as it is limited by the bottlenecks

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Unfortunately, the options for expanding storage on the Xbox Series S are limited to purchasing the Seagate Storage Expansion Card or using an external hard drive with slower transfer speeds. It's not ideal, but it seems that Microsoft prioritizes selling dedicated SSDs for the console over allowing for easier expandability. You could try optimizing your internet connection for faster download speeds or transferring the games to the external drive overnight to minimize the impact on your gaming experience. Another option is to keep rotating the games you have installed on the internal drive and only keep the ones you're actively playing at the moment.

Well first there is no series s with a bluray drive

Xbox one s does and that isn't a series s

Xbox one games are compatible with xbox one games whenever it is one x or s

Series consoles are just xbox series NOT one s or x

They labeled series consoles that way for a reason to differentiate xbox one games from series games

There's no such thing as an Xbox One Series S. There's an Xbox One S and an Xbox Series S. That game is only available for the Series S/X, not the One. So if you have a One S, it will not work.

There is no xbox one series x

The series consoles are a completely separate from.xbox one

You just Confuse people by saying it

Ita xbox series s /x thats it

When talking about system requirements

Xbox one games work with xbox one games there is no requires xbox one s or x

It's just xbox one

Now with series games physical games are only compatible with series x

This does not include xbox one x or s

Digital games are compatible with series s or x but must be stored on nvme storage card or internal drive