Seagate FireCuda 530 - *500GB SSD* (PS5) - $79.99

drew4008 wrote: ↑ One of the better PS5-capable SSD’s. Only 500gb, but probably the best $/gb/quality you’ll find atm if you’re looking to stay under $100.

Otherwise, Samsung 980 Pro 2TB on sale for $269 right now and Corsair MP600 1TB for $149.

I assume this can be added to the existing 1TB for 1.5TB total and not replace it?

-KILO- wrote: ↑ I assume this can be added to the existing 1TB for 1.5TB total and not replace it?

yes

D4rkF0rc3 wrote: ↑yes

how? are there multiple slots? how many slots? tia

desiringdeals wrote: ↑ how? are there multiple slots? how many slots? tia

you can add one more ssd

Already posted yesterday https://forums.redflagdeals.com/amazon- ... e-2590391/

drew4008 wrote: ↑ One of the better PS5-capable SSD’s. Only 500gb, but probably the best $/gb/quality you’ll find atm if you’re looking to stay under $100.

Otherwise, Samsung 980 Pro 2TB on sale for $269 and Corsair MP600 1TB for $149.

The Kingston KC3000 uses the same controller (Phison PS5018-E18) and memory (Micron's 176L TLC flash)

Kingston 1024G KC3000 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD $119.99 deal thread

Kingston KC3000 M.2 SSD Review: The Fastest Flash You Can Get (Updated)
https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ki ... sd-review/

Kingston KC3000 review
An NVMe PCIe 4.0 latecomer, Kingston's KC3000 delivers solid performance that is as good as the FireCuda 530, if not better in some respects
https://www.techadvisor.com/article/723 ... eview.html

Kingston KC3000 SSD review: Chart-topping speed at a fantastic price
Another Phison design turns in stellar performance at a very nice price point.
https://www.pcworld.com/article/548247/ ... -some.html