Unlike the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4 freely allows users to replace the system's on-board 500GB hard drive, so long as certain requirements are met. Both the Xbox One and PS4 do not support ...

In addition, it is unclear if the Xbox One will recognize unformatted SATA hard drives. Specifically, the hard drive is a Samsung Spinpoint M8 ST500LM012 with 8MB cache, which sells for around $55 .

If you’re playing games on an Xbox, it’s very easy to download enough games to fill up your console, whether you have an Xbox One S with a 500GB hard drive or an Xbox One X with a 1TB drive.

That doesn't mean there's no value in an external hard drive or SSD; instead, you'll want to use your chosen external device for Xbox One, Xbox 360, and Original Xbox games via backward compatibility.

One of the more convenient aspects about PS4 is that you can very easily replace its hard drive. With 40GB+ installations becoming the norm this generation, it's clear that 500GB won't last long.

Those gamers making an attempt at taking apart the Xbox One X to replace its HDD, take heed: it's not just a simple matter of screws and swapping. As we first addressed in our original full Xbox ...

Microsoft makes it rather difficult to replace the Xbox One X’s hard drive — as we found out firsthand — but that doesn’t mean you can’t increase your overall game storage. Here’s how ...

The base hard drive comes in at 2TB, or five times more storage than the regular 500GB Xbox One. With a transfer rate of 120MB per second, it’s easy to move files around between internal and ...

The Xbox One gives the user the ability to attach an external hard drive. This is important for those who have no interest in pulling down the Xbox One to replace the internal hard drive. At times ...

“One thing to note: buy an external drive for the Xbox One X,” Tom Warren stated in his review. “I ran out of space on the 1TB drive of the Xbox One X with around 14 games installed and 20 apps.