Playstation 5 Standard

[Guest]

I purchased the Playstation 5 standard edition, over the digital edition, as the standard edition is diskdrive as well as backwards compatible so i can purchase heaps of PS5 games, as with the digital edition no disk drive so have to purchase and download games for that, but as with all console  there be only limited hardrive space, also remember most playstation games if purchase addons and other stuff then limited to amount of games for the Digital edition, unless there is a Petabyte SSD, in the Playstation 5 digital edition, so when i get the PS5 standard edition i will be awesome, but PS5 supose to play games in 8K i think i dont know if i should go out and upgrade TV to 8K, also some one with know how to upgrade PS5 to a Petabyte SSDs.

[jaslion]

So your question is can the ps5 do 8k? Simply put for gaming no. I do not see it happening that it plays at native 8k. Upscaled maybe. So don't upgrade your tv.

[WereCatf]

2 minutes ago, James Aplin said:

but PS5 supose to play games in 8K

No, no one is claiming it'll be playable at 8K.

3 minutes ago, James Aplin said:

also some one with know how to upgrade PS5 to a Petabyte SSDs

Petabyte? The biggest SSD I am aware of is 100TB and it costs $40k.

[SupaKomputa]

10 minutes ago, James Aplin said:

Petabyte SSDs.

Do you know a Petabyte means?

It's 1000 terabytes, that's litterally 1000 piece of 1 TB HDD.

[Guest]

1000 terabyte is a Petabyte

1000 petabyte is a Exabyte

1000 exabyte is a Zetabyte

1000 zetabyte is a Yotabyte

[gloop]

11 hours ago, James Aplin said:

1000 terabyte is a Petabyte

and the biggest available ssd is 100tb and costs $40k. 
 

to get a petabyte you’d need 10 of them or $400k, and somehow a way to connect them to a ps5 and get it working. 

[Warin]

Also: games don’t play from the disc. They haven’t since the PS3/Xbox 360 days. Blu Ray can hold a lot of information, but read speeds are not fast enough to play from the disc directly, so everything needs to be installed. 

[Guest]

21 hours ago, gloop said:

and the biggest available ssd is 100tb and costs $40k. 
 

to get a petabyte you’d need 10 of them or $400k, and somehow a way to connect them to a ps5 and get it working. 

You seem to know a lot about it well done.

[germgoatz]

bruh