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Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card review

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Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card: one minute review The Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card is incredibly useful for a gamer with an ever-growing game library since it can prevent the ever-growing problem of video game file sizes increasing over the years. It’s not uncommon for games to weigh in at more than 100GB these days, and the latest Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles come with only 1TB and 512GB of built-in storage space, respectively. So, the Seagate Storage Expansion Card alleviates the pressure on that over-burdened built-in storage. A simple plug-and-play memory card slots into the back of the new Xbox consoles, and… that’s it. In an instant, extra storage is seamlessly added, with no set-up required. The card can hit high-speed transfer and load speeds using the new Xbox Velocity Architecture storage system. It’s not as speedy as the built-in storage but around forty times faster than a conventional drive, according to Microsoft. Note that a Velocity Archite...

Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card review

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Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card: one minute review The Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card is a useful fix for an ever-growing problem. Video games are getting much larger – not just in the size of their in-game worlds but in the file sizes they come in too. It’s not uncommon for games to weigh in at more than 100GB these days, and the latest Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles come with only 1TB and 512GB of built-in storage space, respectively. So, the Seagate Storage Expansion Card alleviates the pressure on that over-burdened built-in storage. A simple plug-and-play memory card slots into the back of the new Xbox consoles, and… that’s it. In an instant, extra storage is seamlessly added, with no set-up required. The card can hit high-speed transfer and load speeds using the new Xbox Velocity Architecture storage system. It’s not as speedy as the built-in storage but around forty times faster than a conventional drive, according to Microsoft. Note that a Velocity Arch...