Definately better buy sata ssd like crucial mx500 and enclosure better stable performence dram and 2,7gb/s speed (a bit better). 0 overheat and you can customize enclosure
I guess it really depends how much you will be using it. I haven't experienced any over heating on mine. But gaming wise, for the most part it's to allow me to store more games ready to play with a quick 5 minute swap storage device rather than 30 minute plus downloads each time (or significantly longer). If you plan to play a lot directly off the drive there may be some benefits to your suggestion but I imagine that solution would cost more.
On assassin's creed, I haven't noticed a difference between internal and external. I'm sure internal would be slightly faster but hasn't been that noticeable, so been impressed so far
You can add encryption but if you are, it may not be switchable amongst different devices. For windows, it's recommended to use bitlocker and for mac filevault. I have not tested this has with portable drives, I tend to switch about and not sure if it would stop use on a phone.
If you are referring to the older one x then whilst I don't have one I believe it should still work. New xbox one series x and s both support it however optimised for x/s titles may request you play from internal drive only, which just means moving the games between drives and can take 5 minutes to transfer on the newer consoles.
@@MarlonKingShow Yes, I don't think you can play directly from an external hard drive, regardless of whether it's an ssd! The games must be moved between the disks. That's why I'm considering "Seagate Game Drive for Xbox, 4TB" But this is not an SSD disk, so I don't know how long it will take to transfer one game back to the internal disk! Or do you think it is better with an external ssd disk anyway?
@scandibook the only advantage you get is more space. Ssd will be faster copying over, if its a newer xbox will support faster transfer speeds, but even on an older one should still max out transfers and be faster. Also, if you do upgrade to a newer console, you already have a faster drive. I originally was looking at some cheaper non ssd storage, but I'd much rather waste as little time as possible transferring so for the sake of getting ssd, I can play more each time I swap games.
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It comes with only usb c 3.2 at both ends so I have to buy a usb A 3.0 to usb C converter.
Work series s , looking GT my nephew more space, , as well my own, ,glad see prices SSD not bad as got my series X two year go
Your phone usb c is gen 1 so it's slower. It's about 450 read/write.
Your computer is gen 2. About 1000 read/write max.
The ssd is gen 2 rated speeds.
Thank you for the info, that's good to know!
Definately better buy sata ssd like crucial mx500 and enclosure better stable performence dram and 2,7gb/s speed (a bit better). 0 overheat and you can customize enclosure
I guess it really depends how much you will be using it. I haven't experienced any over heating on mine. But gaming wise, for the most part it's to allow me to store more games ready to play with a quick 5 minute swap storage device rather than 30 minute plus downloads each time (or significantly longer).
If you plan to play a lot directly off the drive there may be some benefits to your suggestion but I imagine that solution would cost more.
What storage you using for your xbox currently?
I dont use some now but i try to find some god.
Will this work for xbox one s ?
how are the load times for games?
On assassin's creed, I haven't noticed a difference between internal and external. I'm sure internal would be slightly faster but hasn't been that noticeable, so been impressed so far
does it have encryption software? Is there a password?
You can add encryption but if you are, it may not be switchable amongst different devices.
For windows, it's recommended to use bitlocker and for mac filevault. I have not tested this has with portable drives, I tend to switch about and not sure if it would stop use on a phone.
Can i use this ssd on my xbox one x?
If you are referring to the older one x then whilst I don't have one I believe it should still work.
New xbox one series x and s both support it however optimised for x/s titles may request you play from internal drive only, which just means moving the games between drives and can take 5 minutes to transfer on the newer consoles.
@@MarlonKingShow Yes, I don't think you can play directly from an external hard drive, regardless of whether it's an ssd! The games must be moved between the disks. That's why I'm considering "Seagate Game Drive for Xbox, 4TB" But this is not an SSD disk, so I don't know how long it will take to transfer one game back to the internal disk! Or do you think it is better with an external ssd disk anyway?
@scandibook the only advantage you get is more space. Ssd will be faster copying over, if its a newer xbox will support faster transfer speeds, but even on an older one should still max out transfers and be faster. Also, if you do upgrade to a newer console, you already have a faster drive. I originally was looking at some cheaper non ssd storage, but I'd much rather waste as little time as possible transferring so for the sake of getting ssd, I can play more each time I swap games.