Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 5 825 GB SSD, white/black by Stanisaw Lipowski ᠌

After the PlayStation 1, there was only the Xbox 360, which I am an expert on. Since they called with a preliminary request, I made the decision to please myself on the other. This is what I can say, then: 1. Only exclusives have good visuals. The rest of the computer appears significantly worse. However, I believe that performance on consoles has been and always will be at the level of decent iron on PCs five years ago. exact good, not the best. However, superb optimization, no tambourine dancing in the graphics settings, you simply sit down and play. There are no leaps, subsidence, or other pc gaming effects. There is no use in this mode at 30 frames per second. Therefore, all of the old games have been retired pending a patch and update. 2. The gamepad is merely an object. There are steam controllers and every Xbox gamepad, from the first to the most recent. So, after dualsense, they appear to be made of plastic, similar to contrasting the German and Korean vehicle industries. The dualsense leaves the strongest impressions. There is no use in trying to put it into words unless you experience it for yourself. Everyone has different preferences regarding whether a battery should be built-in or use batteries. 3. The interface, which is a whole bottom, is the primary drawback. It felt like the Stone Age after the steam. It appears that they made an effort to make it as terrible as they could. There are no settings in either the store or the game library. A subscription is required for cloud storage. Generally speaking, this function is poorly designed and underdeveloped. 4. Since there are few unique games and some older ones are available via subscription, the price of games is a contentious topic. The remainder can be bought online. 5. The 660 GB of space on the SSD is also problematic. The speed of a relatively inexpensive SSD compared to SATA is the same worldwide. But if you want to enhance it, you can only use pci 4.0 and cards with a reading speed of 5500; these, however, cost between $17,000 and $18,000 for 1TB. Consider your purchase carefully. I am generally happy with the purchase, and the console is evoking feelings. And this is what's most crucial.