The PS4 ships with a reasonably-sized 500GB hard drive, but it's quite lackluster in terms of speed. The drive only spins at 5400 RPM, but it can be easily upgraded to a better drive -- say, a 7200 ...

Long loading times are one of our biggest issues with current-gen consoles. Games are getting bigger, more complex, with ever-increasing levels of details in art assets - but the fundamental basis of ...

Straight off the bat the biggest improvement that you’ll get by stuffing an SSD into your PS4 is improved loading times. Simply put, just about every game you own will load much faster from an SSD.

So, PS4 Pro is out this week and, as you can see in our official review, we really liked it. However, if you want a better PS4 experience, then upgrading to PS4 Pro isn't the only option. Sure, you ...

Sony’s PlayStation 5 has a fancy SSD, but unless you can afford a $500 console—or the $700 Pro version—you’re stuck with agonizingly slow loading times on the PS4. However, all is not lost. I decided ...

Gamers can install two versions of the same game on the PlayStation 5's SSDGamers can install two versions of the same game on the PlayStation 5's SSD: A next-gen version, and a current-gen version.

The PlayStation 4 Pro is fast, but let’s see if we can make it faster. One of the many improvements the PS4 Pro has over the original 2013 console is the capability to support the high-bandwidth SATA ...

If you are considering upgrading from a PlayStation 4 to a PlayStation 4 Pro, it's important to know how to transfer everything over to the new system. Those who have owned a PlayStation system in the ...