One cannot simply open an Xbox One X, take out the HDD, and plop in another. That will not work. This HDD must be cloned. The first information you'll want is the following, captured direct from ...

Better still the Xbox One's use of high-speed USB 3.0 ports also opens up the possibility of a genuine hard drive upgrade that could offer up benefits beyond just adding more storage space ...

Games optimized for the Xbox One X can look better on the new console than they do on older hardware, but adding HDR support, 4K textures and other enhancements takes a bit more space. With three ...

Though the PS4 has relatively easy to remove and replace storage, the Xbox One's hard drive is firmly entrenched in the system, designed never to be swapped out. As a result, ...

The Xbox One will reformat hard drives used for extra storage and your computer can’t interact with it again without deleting all your Xbox games and apps. Read: How to Fix Your Hard Drive After ...

Replacing the Xbox One's 500GB hard drive with a larger capacity SSD will make the system run faster overall, YouTube user "Brian Williams" claims in a new video posted below.

The Xbox One arrives with a 500GB HDD built-in, and in contrast to the PlayStation 4's easily-accessed storage, it's not meant to be accessed or replaced by the user, ever. While we'll probably ...

This means that minus the apps, which amount to 1.6GB – out of the 500GB hard drive – the Xbox One's three operating systems and OS reserves clock in at an absolutely massive 136.4GB.

When the Xbox One launched last fall it had one major problem that it shared with Sony’s PS4 gaming console. With the Xbox One, Microsoft starting pushing digital video game downloads pretty hard.

By now, most gamers probably know that the irreplaceable 500GB HDD within the Xbox One actually only allows you to use 391GB for games and other other user-related storage purposes. You also might ...

Xbox One's 500GB hard drive can only store about 362GB of games, save data, apps, and other data. Our first Xbox One that filled up stored 20 games and all 25 of Xbox One's apps. When we tried ...

Gamers hoping to upgrade to an all-digital lifestyle were met with disappointment when the Xbox One and PS4 were revealed to only have a hard drive storage capacity of 500GB. Soon after release ...