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[@DrMarcos]

Process starts at 4:57 for those who want to jump to it. Thanks for the great video!

[@316locke]

my ps 5 does not have that green area under the ssd

[@daniel1990dany]

@@316locke same

[@Digikidthevoiceofreason]

@@316locke There are three “revisions” of the PS5 now. With each revision the motherboard has shrunken. You have the latest version. Same as me.

[@JayceCH.]

God send comment. Thank you.

[@gold1division]

Thanks

[@RenegadePandaZ]

A lot of us play both PC and console, so this is appreciated.

[@D3V3L0P3R]

Console is more nice for being Social. Everything is Connected and Easy to chat, most PC games use external Voice so it's a lot harder to have that social side of things unless you have a big group of dedicated gamer friends. Oh and it's usually more Stable at the cost of Performance or Ability.

[@nostalgiaholic4874]

If it's not 12900k and 3090 it's junk

[@EricTheBroBean]

Alot of games are just better on console, some are better on pc but there will always be more cheating or exploiting of graphic settings and such on pc. Also i would never pay for a singleplayer game on pc that i can easily download via torrent.

[@D3V3L0P3R]

​@@EricTheBroBean If you enjoy the game then support the Devs... Especially on PC, where it is Literally the Cheapest place to buy games on sale.

[@EricTheBroBean]

@@D3V3L0P3R Well if its a really good game i agree.

[@zerex8375]

9 months later and this video is STILL helping people. Thank you for making this.

[@huntermcintosh1294]

That’s what I’m saying I just found this and it’s super helpful

[@magneto44]

just used it myself today 👍🏼

[@Don_Quixote1]

I would be so interested to see what the temp differences are between having the cover on vs off and how that could affect performance.

[@informatics12c68]

Did he make that video?

[@Theveshinpillay]

I don't have a PS5 or PC but I just like watching Jay being nice and informational😄

[@AlexandeRSciswoR]

So how do you do anything at work or study without a PC?

[@Theveshinpillay]

@AlexandeR SciswoR I have a pc from 2014 and it's not a gaming or high-end like Jay usually showcases. I enjoy his videos because he's good at what he does✌️

[@mikem2253]

@@Theveshinpillay its all people need. I run a 2010 laptop. Plenty fast for word processing and surfing the net.

[@hodchief836]

I Have BOTH. Highly recommend BOTH as well!

[@thelespauldude3283]

@@AlexandeRSciswoR you dont need a PC to study tho

[@cyberwomble7524]

Easily the best PS5 cover removal I've seen to date.

[@cael_1303]

Here was the first time I've actually seen it removed. Now I know just how easy it is to upgrade my storage, of course at $70 a game (not to mention I just got finished building a PC to replace my old failing one, also not to mention I still need a *new* GPU) I won't be opening up my PS5 or installing storage anytime soon. I will keep this video handy for when I do though.

[@enrique9925]

@@cael_1303 if you have a ps4 library or PS plus you probably will fill the memory the first day.

[@siroutcloth6731]

Dude….I was trying to remove the cover for like 30mins! I was on my 2nd highball when I seen your video and took it off in 2 seconds!😂 I got the WD Black 850 2TB “For PlayStation”. Thanks Jay! - Subscribed You

[@jonno46b]

I did this expansion months ago with the exact same M.2 drive. Works brilliantly, especially notice the difference after using a USB SSD for a year while I waited for them to unlock the software for the drive. Amazing speed for a console.

[@DannyPhantom1999]

Hey man, I hope you get this notification. Do you have to transfer a game over before you can play it? Or can you play games right off the ssd?

[@Zeegoku1007]

@@DannyPhantom1999 what exactly do you mean ? You can move your games stored in system storage to your M.2. And then in the storage menu under settings , you can set the default installation location as your new M.2 storage so whenever you install or download a new game , it's gonna be on the M.2 SSD !

[@anothergamingchannel2656]

Random question, that I'm sure I could probably find the answer if I looked, but he mentioned something about leaving the cover off because he was worried about the temperature. I just got a ps5 and am looking to upgrade my hardr8ve. Have you had any issues with the temperature? Or have you heard of it being an issue for people?

[@TSKyanite]

​@@DannyPhantom1999 if you are speaking about ssd, you can play PS5 games right off the SSD, while external drives cannot play PS5 games off them

[@solonely17]

Should we leave to cover off? Thanks

[@TheDaniRainbow]

Already did this, but I love to see the support to help others improve their own devices.

[@mtvslime9564]

I didn’t need to do this but don’t know how to this is helpful

[@Quan_too_official]

Like will it mess up if I do since it’s no fan thing?

[@fuhkerz]

Perfect timing on this video. I had just been thinking about upgrading the storage on my PS5 and was too lazy to look up how to do it, so getting a video from Jay in my feed was awesome.

[@miklemeurs3531]

Which means you just looked it up. Solutions can be so simple.

[@photon0073]

You rock, Jay. Thank you. I was looking for a good PS5 upgrade video, and when I spotted yours, I was immediately happy. I have trusted your videos and your perspective for years. Keep up the awesome work.

[@bonanzabrandon6877]

Others have already mentioned this, but people have tested thermals with different ps5 heatsink, and the best ones replace the cover completely (Sabrent makes the most popular one of these) it also actually works better if you just don't put the silver cover plate back on, despite what Sony might claim.

[@gorizg4129]

Thank you for this comment

[@Arkolight]

I used this and it might have killed my console? It won’t stop crashing. Help?

[@bonanzabrandon6877]

@@Arkolight sorry I've got nothing on this. I've been using the Sabrent heatsink cover for a long time and I even upgraded from a 1tb drive to 2tb and never had a problem.

[@stevenseverin6125]

To turn off the console, press the PS button and scroll over on the bottom to the 2nd to last icon and select it. Then you can select Power Off & Rest Mode. If you hold the PS button, that is for going back to the home screen if you're in a game or other menu... it will do nothing if you're on the home screen. It will just make a sound.

[@user-ks8uj6ub2i]

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[@GreatOne0815]

Super easy, barely an inconvenience. 😂The person who designed this should be tarred and feathered! This is so stupid. I can't even...

[@kingsy212]

The UI for ps4 was much better than ps5 IMO. Navigating to the party menu is a pain in the ass since you have to open up “game base”, select the party tab, find the party you want, open that up, and then join. (Assuming you wanted to see who was in there first. If you don’t care about that you could skip I think 2 steps). It’s just so unintuitive and clunky that it really does make things more difficult than it needs to be.

[@bonziisuncool]

@@kingsy212 I hope they redesign the UI to something similar. I keep holding the ps button like it was the ps4 and it exits out of my game and im like...... ugh

[@kingsy212]

@@bonziisuncool same i have been switching between my 4&5 to play different games and readjusting to the UI is rough every time i go back

[@patricklindsay72]

As a PS5 and PC owner, I thank you for this video!

[@Tanfana830]

I just installed an M.2 SSD in my PS5 thanks to this video. I opted for a different brand & separate heatsink but I am so grateful for simple tutorial videos like these that give me the confidence to do these kinds of things myself. Thanks!

[@DavidBennettP]

Can you play games from the new drive or is it for storage only?

[@nh7680]

@@DavidBennettP the internal ones you can play games on. The external drives you can play PS4 but not PS5

[@whysosrs5534]

which version of m.2?

[@jackiemoon7979]

So the internal does let you put PS5 games on there?

[@nh7680]

@@jackiemoon7979 yes internal SSD can store and play games.

[@deckpunk]

Honestly thank you so much, I had a long day at work and was kinda dreading installing this. But thanks you it was over in half the length of your video. Good luck and I wish you all every success.

[@prrocker9637]

Funny enough Jay when you mentioned older consoles being a pain to upgrade storage that was mainly xbox since the ps3 and ps4 where as simple as remove the cover swap in a compatible drive and put the cover back on

[@danielredziniak2996]

The xbox literally had a little slot to pull the hard drive with a little ribbon, and today simply a memory card like GameCube and ps2

[@dantecoal7584]

@@phantomreaver85 360 could have the HDD case taken apart and install a larger HDD in there, but that was an extra step and such that most people sisn't seem to know about in the time. Their love of proprietary parts has always been a pain for gamers.

[@Shadowespeon17]

True, but the caveat to PS4 is having to clean install the OS

[@jamesharvey44]

@@Shadowespeon17 Same with the ps3, on the 360 you could shove a sata HD in there without using the HDD case.

[@EmbodiedRevenant]

Thanks for this video. PS5 is very impressive and smooth. Would be refreshing to see you cover more stuff like this

[@xRADxRYANx]

Thanks for posting this video! This is exactly what I wanted to see. I am super stoked to learn you don't actually replace the SSD, you can add a 2nd SSD and you get the full 2TB! 🤘🏼

[@kevinh4886]

Always love your sense of humor mixed with great information, Jay. Also, yep I agree, great team...love all you guys!

[@beedissle994]

This is stronger than any PC you can build at this price point I believe. Once again Jay, you keep doing whatever content you want! I'm still clicking on every video no questions asked!

[@bsnf-5]

Yes but never compare console to a PC. PC is mainly for work/office job, console is for games and entertainment.

[@jt5096]

I just got my ps5 yesterday and when I Saw the amount of storage I have, I knew this is gonna such so much in a few months, but knowing the I can expend the storage is great.

[@user-ks8uj6ub2i]

🖕 Congratulations you among the selected winners claim your PC via telegram 📩⬆️⬆️....

[@hightemplarjosh]

I have a custom built PC and a ps5 and love both so I appreciate you doing videos on both! I am also very curious about those drive temps and would really appreciate a video on it.

[@Youthman]

Exactly what I needed. Thanks Jay

[@theoriginaltech019]

Not gonna lie, would LOVE to see more console videos. I know you guys are busy but they have come a long way from back in the day. Imagine they can do some pretty cool stuff.

[@x_XBurner361]

Fyi, the PS5 relies on airflow to cool the ssd and leaving the cover off would disrupt that.

[@crisnmaryfam7344]

7:35 he says theres no opening for airflow, your full of it my guy.

[@x_XBurner361]

@@crisnmaryfam7344 this isn’t my opinion, this is information from Sony. Jay didn’t even know how to turn off the system, so that’s him letting us know he’s not sure about the subject. Just research a little for yourself, and I’m sure you will see no one is being full of themselves.

[@PercocetMoe]

@@crisnmaryfam7344 The airflow comes from up top. It passes over the metal plate that covers the drive, not from below it. It wouldnt make sense to vent from below as you would have to make vent holes through the motherboards. He also says it doesnt pass over. Yes it does. The ridges you see above the m.2 are the vent holes. The ps5 fan you see there pulls air from between the black and white plastic, through the ridges, over the m.2 cover into the fan. From the fan it gets pushed through the system airway and out the exhaust. Airflow was seriously considered when making the ps5. The entire system is made somewhat airtight by foam inserts in open spaces of the system to direct airflow.

[@damianrios8395]

@@PercocetMoeso do I leave the cover off or on?

[@PercocetMoe]

@@damianrios8395 I do stand corrected. 1 yr ago we trusted sony. The design was supposed to use negative pressure for cooling, they made the holes too small so it doesnt do that job very greatly. People tested and said they got better temps with the cover off. If you decide to leave it off make sure you keep it clean because you no longer have dust protection from the cover. Also, If your m.2 ssd has replaces and uses its own heatsink, even better

[@D-OveRMinD]

Great info on how to take it apart. It might have been helpful to others to show the underside of the lid and what is actually holding it down and why you press on it the way you do WHERE you do...makes a lot more sense after the fact. There's 2 little nubs at the end about a couple millimeters high that don't have hooks in them. You are essentially lifting them out of the holes they sit in, allowing the rest of the plastic cover to slide open. When you slide it back together, the main hooks catch the sliding cover, then the little nubs drop into those shallow holes, locking it in place, once you slide it all the way up.

[@hockeytubes]

Thank you. The Sony video didn’t have an actual person walking through the steps. Your video showing you do it in real time was very helpful!

[@marcus6872]

One thing I would mention to do is if you have a PC with an M.2 slot, to update the firmware on the M.2 drive first. I know the 980 pro registered a faster speed on the PS5 after firmware update.

[@acepengu1n355]

Yeah. I got the gigabyte aorus 7000s 1TB and i get 6557MB/S after i installed and is did a read speed test.

[@thehoz78]

I updated my 980 Pro & didn't make a difference.

[@area609joe2]

Can use an external enclosure to update S well.

[@d3vastat0r89]

I’m appreciative of seeing this new subject, and I’m sure it will be helpful for me in the future. I’m also biased because I have not turned on my PC in the past 2 weeks since I got Horizon: Forbidden West.

[@Lord_Cannabis420]

As a console exclusive player i really appreciated this video. You gave the best advice on how to get those panels off. I subbed just because of this upload.

[@BraceDeville]

Super Helpful Jay. Thanks for stepping outside the normal content of your channel. I bought a PS5 finally and after downloading a couple titles immediately started looking for this video. lol

[@relyks286]

awesome! so much better than the 800gigs of storage that mine came with. I never realized how easy it was

[@crypto40]

Ty I was able to set up my drive because of you but weirdly the inside of mine was different I didn’t have that huge gap for the 80 spot but luckily I got it to work just the same

[@hassannahouli9125]

Yeah me too, I think we both have the 1200 model revisions and the one in this video might be a 1000 or 1100 model

[@FluttershyIsAGoddess]

Y'all got the three little bumps too? Who at Sony okayed these bumps?

[@hassannahouli9125]

@@FluttershyIsAGoddess ikr lmao but you still put it in normally so ig it’s whatever

[@XxxSp3kTr4xxX]

thanks for the video Jay, I was pretty anxious when my SSD arrived because I'm a bit slow. But your guide calmed down my nerves and now I'm enjoying the additional storage.

[@ramalho_88]

On the console, on the PC, we are all gamers in one way or another! All content is very appreciated! Thank you!! :D

[@lttlejordan23]

I bought a WD Black SN850 and coupled that with the Sabrent heatsink for my PS5. Perfect fit. NASCompares has done extensive testing on heatsinks for it and found the Sabrent heatsink to be one of the best for managing heat dissipation and it maintains the design that Sony intended. So far, so good! And if I ever choose to upgrade it to let's say 4tb in the future, I can always repurpose this drive into my PC.

[@codybishop7526]

I just ordered a WB Black 2TB drive. It seems that the heatsink that comes with it should do the job, as well.

[@DC3Refom]

I bought one last year as I needed more fast storage for my ryzen 9 system ,. I paid £210 for a brand new SN850 2tb last July from ebay all the other offers were like £300-£350 I have my warranty too, July 2021 it was a right bargain, the it's i still like £275 on ebay uk Samsung 980 Pro was like £150 more at time that's £285 right now. Brilliant drive had no problems so far, big in productivity workloads, gaming not so much, xplane 11 though loads in like a min with add on scenery, reshade, enhanced cloud scrapes. I bet this great for running ratchet and clank though etc, I tested against my gen 3 Samsung drive I got loy less money on boot times and it was neglible completely overkill and a waste for that

[@albert328]

have the same setup, 2TB, this heatsink IS the best unless there is an active cooling one

[@westjviolin]

Can you link these two items, please? I would like to compare them and I'm not sure if I found the correct heatsink when I searched for it.

[@dracobutwhatever8611]

I heard that the Sabrent PS5 Heatsink spreads heat to the whole stick and that is bad for the memory controllers and that shortened the life of the M.2. Is that true or did Sabrent think about already you reckon?

[@MrSynyster182]

Hi Jay. For the record the PS5 nvme slot does have airflow. There is a teeny tiny vent inside the compartment. I tested a drive with and without a heat sink. It works initially. Under load it thermal shut downs. With heatsink, 0 issues.

[@wh4t3v3rrr]

This was one of the questions I had upon reading it needed a dedicated heatsink. Wasn't included in the video so thanks for clarifying.

[@rhosigma2388]

Thanks for this video, just installed it. I couldn't figure out where it went at first or to get the cover off. But now, I'm up and running. Thank you sir.

[@tryan715]

I’ve watched a couple of these videos, because I wanted to make sure I wouldn’t screw up my PS5, and this was the best one. Great job and thanks.

[@FunkyTwn]

You should do a review of m.2 heatsinks. Like which ones work best for the most popular m.2 drives. There's a lot of confusing options out there right now.

[@rafaeli.garcia6562]

Great help man, thanks!

[@matth7621]

Jay is my favorite goto guy for all things tech so when I wanted to quickly see how easy it is to upgrade storage on a PS5, I was glad to see he was top of the search.

[@0thers1d3]

Actually just Googled best storage upgrade for my PS5. Thanks for this!

[@senadmusic57]

You SHOULD ALWAYS put the cover back onto the M.2 slot. It uses Negative space to remove the excess heat. you need that seal for the cooler to function properly.

[@Safetytrousers]

There is no such thing as negative space cooling. You mean negative pressure.

[@mikem2253]

Really enjoying my time with the PS5. I expanded with a XPG 1TB and its been fantastic. While I have both this and the Series X, my PS5 gets basically all my gaming time. The Dualsense is fantastic.

[@kaziwill]

I really like the feedback from the ps5 games that support it. Sooo good

[@brownboyangel__5341]

Hey bro I have a ps5 digital version What do you suggest to get for more storage ??

[@brownboyangel__5341]

Lmk bro !!?

[@mikem2253]

@@brownboyangel__5341 Lots of options out there. Just make sure it matches or surpasses the read write speed that the PS5 needs.

[@elijnr]

@@mikem2253 I’m sorry but I have a question. Why do we need to extend our ps5 storage? It won’t let us install more games right? Or will it? I’m so confused. My storage is almost full and I can’t install anymore games. Does it mean I’ll be able to install more games or what? Can you please explain how it works and the effects of expending the storage? Thank you

[@MR_DOME]

Finally got me a PS5 this will help immensely.

[@magneto44]

thanks a bunch, this worked like a charm! was worried about taking the bottom off, didn’t want to break the plastic, but this video helped a lot thanks again!

[@RDelacroix]

Sabrent makes a heatsink for the SSD that replaces the m.2 cover. It makes contact with the SSD while being exposed to PS5's airflow which should be helpful in cooling the drive more effectively.

[@marcus6872]

That's what I went with, I think it's the best M.2 cooler IMO.

[@leeroyjankins2307]

wow you won!😂👆 I can't believe Jays fanbase is still falling for these comments. the fact they're still flooding Jays comments even after he's warned people so many times means his fans are definitely still falling for them and sending these people money. people are slow.

[@OZEEtube]

The best performing PS5 SSD cooler according to testing is a certain one from bequite!. Forgot the name tho.

[@handlealreadytaken]

I also went with Sabrent and their integrated heat sink. Their speeds are also pretty comparable to WD and a the other fastest ones.

[@_Volt_Ron_]

I went with that too, the 4TB model + it's heatsink. It was on sale at the time. And it sill is for $769.99. Yes it's expensive. But I buy digital. And wanted to have plenty of storage to last me for a long time. Some of the these newer games are 100GB+ in size, or larger. My first pick would have been Samsun or WD. Due to using their HDs in my various computers over the years. But they were either sold out, or didn't have them in the size I wanted. So I took a chance on Sabrent and I've been very happy with it.

[@MrGlenbo357mag]

I dig it! My wife plays consoles, has a kick ass collection. I got the 4TB version of this drive for my new PC & it's been great. Great video. AATW!

[@stacyromanchuk]

A PS5? I’ve heard of these mythical beasts in the wild. It’s amazing you caught one on camera!

[@MoonlightBelladonna]

Thanks bro, just got one of these today and it was confusing lol. Got it working and now I get to enjoy the PS5 even more.

[@actionhero2328]

Thank you for this extremely helpful tutorial, it was so informative and easy to follow all while being very entertaining and even relaxing to watch. You helped me feel very knowledgeable about this upgrade even though I’m particularly inept and fearful with handling such hardware. If one day I hopefully get a full on computer of my own I’ll definitely refer to you to help me understand it and make it work. Thank you again

[@joncarter3761]

This current console generation is reminding me a lot of the start of the 360 era, you couldn't build an equivalent PC for less than the MRSP of the console! There obviously wasn't the price gouging that there is now but even at MSRP you'll struggle to match the performance of these consoles with new hardware for the same price. I think until proof of work mining moves to proof of stake and supply shortages are resolved the consoles will actually be better value for money for most people's gaming needs.

[@masaharumorimoto4761]

YUP! I bought a xbox series S in October and it's been a BLAST! Cheap and effective, plays everything, I don't own a 4k TV or a high refresh rate TV so no worries there lol.

[@mister-pinkman]

I’m so glad that this gen isn’t one sided like last gen

[@aboveaveragebayleaf9216]

Also from what I gather you can even use m&k on games that support it. Series x plus game pass is tremendous value if it has the games you play.

[@scorpion07070]

Console prices have always been artificially low. They lose money on the hardware, just to get it into your living room. The real money comes from game licensing and subscriptions.

[@katarh]

Thank you for explaining about moving the screw. Another video I watched left out that step, and I was like "this does not seem right." I moved the screw, my storage was nice and secured, and the PS5 was smart enough to let me offload some of my fatter games from the main console storage to the new expansion drive as soon as it detected it.

[@lurneneblack49]

Wonderful job at explaining how to upgrade, and making it look easy, wonderful.

[@mmarvel37122]

I used a Sabrent PS5 kit for mine. Comes with the M.2 drive and a replacement cover/heatsink. This PS5 is ridiculously fast.

[@tassadarforaiur]

Heads up for anyone concerned, you can only have 1 USB drive at a time. you can alternate it freely, but you can't have 2 usb storage devices concurrently. If you like to have everything available always, a 2tb or bigger nvme internal drive, and a 4tb or bigger usb drive (i like 4tb mx500), is Really worth considering splurging on. If both your internal and external storage get full, upgrading is painful.

[@gabegagnon]

Super useful Jay !!! clear and easy to understand like usual, thanks again !

[@narius_jaden215]

I appreciated this, feel like a physical demonstration in real time of removing the panel was very helpful xD

[@PejicVladimir]

I`m using my M.2 without the cover, it`s working fine.

[@moonman1209]

I'm using the cover without my M.2, it's working fine.

[@RenegadePandaZ]

@@moonman1209 I'm using the fine and it's M.2.

[@Safetytrousers]

The m.2 and it's fine I'm using.

[@DerQuatschtuetenwuerger]

I would really love to see a video about the temps with and without the plate, because i've heard that the plate is designed by sony as another form of cooler. Also Sabrent designed their own M.2 Cover plate specifically for the ps5s M.2 slot, which also serves as a heatsink so you dont have to install one on your own. Seeing these different factors being compared by you would totally make my day. :D

[@scarletspidernz]

Probably something GN could do with their temp probes and other tools they have

[@anastacioiii4047]

Heatsink covers is a rip off. It's not going to affect performance if you just buy the ssd and pop it in without the heatsink.

[@ethansouls77]

Been looking for a video about this and when I saw Jay did one, I knew it's the video for me👌

[@TricolorJester1]

I just used this video to input my first storage upgrade eon PS5. Really is super easy. Thank you

[@Shadowespeon17]

The SSD bay does have airflow, but the PS5 uses negative pressure in that slot to draw the heat from that vent. Not the most ideal method, but as long as your heatsink is actually a functional heatsink and not just useless scrap metal then it will do the job. Sabrent, and IIRC, one of either ADATA or PNY has a specialty Proprietary heatsink cover that improves on Sony's original method of managing those temps.

[@daffyj689]

So would you put the plate back on or no?

[@Ar_Tank]

I don't even have a PlayStation. I'm just here to watch

[@platinumgrit]

I have both, and I definitely appreciate you doing some ps5 content!

[@MrWalkave]

Thanks for the vid, especially for easily explaining how to take the cover off. Worked like a charm.

[@mctown972]

I went with the Samsung 980 PRO w/heatsink and I haven't had any issues

[@BradlehDadleh]

Would have been nice to see what the performance difference was between the two. Load times and such.

[@hermsmegerms]

In my experience there is no difference in load times. Tried loading up a game on internal then moved it to ssd and it loaded up in pretty much the same time

[@scarletspidernz]

Would be pretty much the same, since the onboard is just the flash chips soldered onto the board directly rather than on another pcb an attached to pcei. It's like having 2 PCIE Gen4 slots on your computer, you wouldn't see a noticeable difference in using either slot

[@GamerErman2001]

From the videos I've seen it varies between games which tests faster but it's almost always within margin of error.

[@Kittenspreee]

@@scarletspidernz I was gunna say it’d be dope to compair cloning and replacing the system drive with something that has a tuned r/w but I guess if it’s already on the pcie bus it’d just be as fast as it can be. It’d still be a cool series to have one ps5/Xbox and do a mod to it while keeping the os intact to see how much you can possibly milk out of a system.

[@hentikirby7142]

​@scarletspidernz the load time r so close and similar their no reason to be spending more money on a different brand. Just get whatever is cheap and meets the ps5 requirements.

[@crunchytaco7734]

Just did this to mine using the Firecuda with heat sink. I did place the cover back on, but way faster. Thanks for the video sir.

[@EvoBeard]

Got myself a WD Black SN850 along with an EK-M2 Heatsink for my PS5, got one for my first M.2 in my PC back in 2015, great looking IMO and solid low-profile heatsink.

[@thomasdarby6084]

Actually, as other videos (and Sony) explain, the cover over the cooler serves as a channel to direct airflow from the fan and cooling fins over the M.2 unit. Leaving it off would potentially lose that airflow, which could also result in higher system temperatures due to air leakage.

[@crisnmaryfam7344]

Other people have tested this with temperature probes and open is superior cooling. Gamers Nexus actually proved this.

[@crisnmaryfam7344]

furthermore you can look and see theres no "opening to allow airflow" even Jay said so, 7:35

[@thomasdarby6084]

@@crisnmaryfam7344 I'm going by what Sony claims, since they designed the thing, and they say it MUST be put back on.

[@burnsyd17]

Nope. Hundreds of reviews of many different model M.2 drives and heatsinks, measured with thermocouples, show otherwise.

[@thomasdarby6084]

@@burnsyd17 That may well be true, I don't dispute that. Take it up with Sony, who demands that the cover be put back on.

[@billyno-talent345]

which of your kids or employees did you trade for that ps5 hahaha

[@sopcannon]

all of them and the wife

[@Techno-Tanuki]

Keep up the awesome work Jay!

[@LongHaulTrucker4Life]

Appreciate the help, had no idea it was that simple to expand the memory 😊

[@coldbloodedking6517]

its Not Memory brother its the storage for your console the thing that holds your games on the console itself.

[@Ladioz]

I bought a PS5 from the dvd rental shop today.

[@accelement3499]

having a PC and a PS5 is META

[@oldskoolhero]

Great video and was easiest to follow, just slotted in my new SSD

[@AirborneSapper82]

Thanks Jay !!!! I video gave me the information I needed to upgrade my new PS5 !!!! Just got it today.... Finally !!!!!

[@LeBurkaTron]

Price to performance , the console is hard to beat at the minute unfortunately.

[@kowalski2334]

if they would be in stock, yes.

[@LeBurkaTron]

@@kowalski2334 where are you located? they're not that hard to get.

[@VoodooV1]

just depends on what games you want to play

[@kowalski2334]

@@LeBurkaTron I'm not really looking them up regularly but when I look for a ps5 or ps4 pro they are always out of stock. Not going to buy a console anyway so not a real problem for me

[@LeBurkaTron]

@@kowalski2334 I got a PS5, skipped PS4 so I'm catching up on exclusives till PC part prices come back to earth. Ryzen 2600 and 1070 have served me well for a few years.

[@SSJfraz]

How about a "How to upgrade a PS4 to a PS5" video? Considering the vast majority of us still can't get our hands on one.

[@shiftymcfly6205]

Dude, not mad at you covering console stuff. Wouldn't be mad if you continued. As someone that plays both, I loved the tutorial on upgrading my PS5 with new storage. Thank goodness I have an IFIXIT KIT FOR ALL MY IFIXIT NEEDS!

[@wishmakr]

Thank you for this video. Coincidentally, after some research, I ended up buying the same ssd that you have in the video. Not that it matters. I'm glad you made the installation look simple.

[@peaceemmanuel8998]

I am new to cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, but I am very interested and curious to start investing in it, although I do feel this is kind of late now. Can anyone tell me what I need to do?

[@AbubakaCalo]

I make over 30000USD on my weekly trade with him

[@AbubakaCalo]

I will proudly recommend him to anyone especially newbie on crypto trading

[@SlviBoySwag]

Bots talking to eachother lmao

[@UnlikeRelic]

@@SlviBoySwag right they been everywhere this is easily my favorite bunch of bots

[@RicardoBobby]

😂😂😂

[@True_koala]

discusting console UNSUBBED

[@user-ks8uj6ub2i]

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[@ronburrelljr7077]

Hey thx for helping me out, I was thinking it was going to be hard to do myself but it was really simple with your video , thx again

[@joshbarrett4493]

These how-to videos are the greatest thing since sliced bread. Thank you

[@MxsonsGhxst]

Just installed mine today using this video, thanks!

[@heathlohr]

Thanks for the info. I did mine in less than 5 minutes.

[@manpower386ify]

I got my Samsung brand into my system and it works! All thanks to this guy! Thank you so much!! Very informative!

[@chrissherburn7952]

Thanks for this. Upgrade was a breeze.

[@emanuelhernandez8175]

Thank you, I didn't know it was this easy!

[@freifraudoxie]

Thank you. Made my choice easy and the confidence to install myself

[@megawasted]

Thanks for the video. It was a great help, especially with the plate removal!

[@DeezNutzzzzzzzzzzz]

Thank you for this video. I’ll be buying the exact same thing and installing it.

[@IceParoxysm]

This video brought back memories of upgrading my PS3 with a SSD, afterwards had to wait for all my friends to load. GtaV was also playable after that upgrade. Ahh good times.

[@AV8R_1]

Corsair also makes a 4TB SSD available on amazon and it comes with a low profile heatsink preinstalled to optimize for PS5

[@SokhenIn]

Perfect timing, I finally got my PS5 delivered just now.

[@Anthoag96911]

Thank you so so much! This helped a lot and I got the storage to work! Thanks!