Now that the PS5 is out and more and more games are releasing for the next-gen console, players are struggling to fit all of their games on the limited storage space of the SSD. According to a report from Bloomberg, PS5 SSD storage expansions won?t be enabled until sometime this summer. That same report says the update will increase the cooling fan speed to prevent the console overheating.
SSD storage has been one of the main sticking points for PS5 players. The limited size of the internal SSD offers only about 667GB of usable storage space, and that is further truncated by the need to open space in order to download game updates. In fact, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone?two games that don?t even fit together on a 500GB PS4 when fully installed?take up more than 300GB total on the SSD and require another 107GB of free space just to download and install updates. A number of other popular PS5 games run anywhere from 30GB to 100GB, and each new game that comes out tasks players with some tough choices about what to delete in the eternal PS5 SSD storage space shuffle.
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