by Jennifer Locke on (#5D82T)
The PS5 doesn't support expanded SSD storage just yet, but Sony is expected to add it sooner rather than later.One of the most exciting features about the PS5 is its lightning-fast SSD. With only 825GB of storage — and only around 667GB of it actually usable — it fills up quickly. An SSD means that developers can theoretically cut down on the size of games, but this only goes so far. In anticipation of Sony approving support for expanded SSD storage, we've created a handy guide to explain the differences between an SSD and HDD, how PS5 storage currently works, and more.Jump to:SSD vs HDD explainedPS5 SSD compatibilityExpanding your PS5 storageSSD vs HDD explainedSSDs (solid-state drive) tend to be faster and smaller than HDDs (hard disc drive) because the former uses flash-memory chips and does not having moving parts. HDDs, on the other hand, take longer to read/write information because they use magnetic tape and have internal moving parts. This is also why ...