PS5 finally enabled SSD storage expansion this week via an update rolled out to beta users.

On Twitter, the engineer liked a tweet asking if the rival drive was also a good option for expanding PlayStation 5’s internal storage.

Seagate was the first storage manufacturer to declare one of its SSDs to be compatible with the PS5.

As such, the onus has been placed on storage manufacturers to confirm which of their SSDs are compatible.

In order to extend the main SSD storage for playing PS5 games, players will need to buy a high-speed M.2 SSD that meets Sony’s requirements, and attach it to the console’s internal SSD mount, which is currently inactive for everyone except beta users.