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@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

USING THIS METHOD YOU CAN UPGRADE YOUR CONSOLE TO 500GB, 1TB AND 2TB SSDs. 960Gb SSDs will be recognized as 500Gb drive and after installing Xbox OS you have to connect that SSD to your PC and manually extend "User Content" partition to maximum available space. You can use software like Acronis, Mini tool Partition Wizard etc.

@angelseaters 3 года назад

Акцент как у Русского человека =)

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

@@angelseaters Is it bad or good? Anyway I'm not Russian.

@igse2835 3 года назад

Does this happens when cloning the drives or only when you do a clean flash? Great video btw, nice to see good content

@germannomad7800 4 года назад

This is what I call high quality content. I've seen several videos and they use some third party software to partition the drive and overall process looks very difficult. But your method worked perfectly for Crucial BX500 1TB 2.5".

@ElectronicsComputers 4 года назад

Thank you! Technically this method will work for all SSDs and HDDs regardless its capacity. But if it's something like 2-5 TB drive then it may mot utilize the whole capacity. But you can resize it with any software which is still easier than scripts.

@revelator3665 4 года назад

dont use dramless ssd... much better MX500 than bx500

@bradleyhovan9390 2 года назад

@@revelator3665 does the ssd he uses have dram?

@revelator3665 2 года назад

@@bradleyhovan9390 bx,no. MX yes

@jrpbkpcap 3 года назад

This would end up havi g the same data transfer speeds as an SSD due to limited bandwidth on a SATA connection.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

I was using SATA (NGFF) M.2 SSD so of course it will work with the speed of SATA port speed.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

@@barrysauce This is SATA M.2 drive which has the same speed as any 2.5"SSD.

@barrysauce 3 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers Your not following. The m.2 drives cannot be fully supported in speed on any console right now. Getting an m.2 for an xbox is a waste since it will not go any faster than an ssd drive. It won' to the full speed of the drive you got in the video.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

@@barrysauce You're talking nonsense, man. I was using M.2 SATA III SSD drive and Xbox has SATA III port which completely utilities the speed of that M.2 SSD. Don't confuse SATA M.2 with NVMe M.2 which are way faster than SATA drives. But anyway you can't use NVMe drive in that console and there's no such adapters to convert NVMe to SATA. I hope it's now clear for you and you learned something new.

@barrysauce 3 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers That 860 evo supports speeds of 550 write and 520 read. The regular ssd speeds are the same if not a bit faster but the xbox can't support anything faster than that anyway so it isn't worth it getting the m.2 drive vs the normal 2.5 ssd drive. That is what I was trying to explain to you. The m.2 is also more expensive. The crucial ssd mx500 (silver one) is 115 right now. The cheaper one bx500 (black drive) is 99 at the moment for a 1tb. Both have similar read and write speeds of 540 and 500. Silver is 560 read and 510 write. So if I can buy a regular ssd drive and not have to buy the adapter I would want to buy the regular ssd drive at 100 bucks or so since there is no speed increase on the m.2 drive. If they release the new ones and we can swap in our own m.2 drives somehow I would get the samsung 970 evo 1tb since that read and write speeds are around 3400 read and 2500 write. That would be worth it to me which is what I tried but the adapter I found didn't work with the newer drive. I hope this explains what I meant on my comment. Thanks for the video as it was helpful and hopefully we can take apart the xbox series x. Thanks

@erickabundis7952 3 года назад

There are so many uninformed people in the comment section. They don’t know the difference between m.2 nvme and m.2 sata 🤦🏽‍♂️

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

I was extremely surprised too and some of them don't even believe that SATA-based M.2 SSDs exist.

@VajaBenidze 3 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers they just read M.2 and think all are nvme hahah I wish, 120GB m.2 sata ssd costs 40€ the same but nvme costs almost double

@advanced8526 3 года назад

And even less about sata generations🤣🙈 And pcie generations 🤣🙈

@londongrace5784 3 года назад

@@VajaBenidze Yeah, but after looking at all the keywords in the description, I noticed it either barely says SATA or doesn't at all, out of 100+ keywords. It's not wrong but kinda misleading that there's no disclaimer in the title or description that it'll run at SATA SSD speeds. You gotta expect you'll get lots of underinformed people when using that many keywords.

@austinkoeppen6122 3 года назад

They're the same people that accidentally buy a m.2 SATA drive instead of NVMe and wonder why it's not fater than their 2.5" SSDs lol.

@Tatalote 3 года назад

nice, searched for ps4 m2 sata and this video comes up but i still watched it

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

It works for PS4 or any other device.

@charleswolf4481 3 года назад

Thank you for this video. I upgraded my Xbox one x yesterday with Samsung 860 evo Satan m.2. Following your video made it easy from disassemble to operating system reinstall. Thank you! I am very happy with the faster boot up times and surprised at the game seems to be a bit more responsive, smoother maybe. Anyhow, great video and thank you again. Upgrade, it makes a difference.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Thank you for letting me know, I'm glad I could help you.

@JubbLaRacing 2 года назад

Satan 🤣

@mmarczuk1976 Год назад

Hey did you have to add anythibg else to the. Motherboard other than the m.2 connnector. To make it work? Looking at the xbox one x xdk mobo. It look identical to xbox one x in the m.2 area. Plus extra resistors . Can you make a video of your xbox one x dashboard. To show how this extra storwge appears .

@gforce278 3 года назад

Just perfect explanation, man! You'd be a good teacher.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Thank you for the comment! I 'm here just to share my knowledge with you.

@Viperwon 3 года назад

Awesome work and simple instructions. Thought about this before but you confirmed it!

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Thank you for the comment!

@ramsessalazar3364 3 года назад

I have a question, i was fix an error on my console with the image from the Microsoft page But the startup logo on loading disappeared, just the screen its black until its in on my account Thats its normal? Using the image from the page of Microsoft?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Don't worry about it it's totally normal. The startup animation will appear after the next Xbox OS update.

@LuhLuhLawrence Год назад

Knowing that you can open up and SSD like that and put an M.2 is magnificent.

@alepen9487 3 года назад

Thank you ! Worked perfectly for me :)

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Glad it helped!

@rogueghost9737 3 года назад

I been thinking about this idea and finally this solves what I didn't of this

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Happy to help!

@chriswright8074 3 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers two problem with that your still using sata 3 and bottlenecking that drive because of it no faster than ssd you had

@I_am_BiG_Al 3 года назад

"These little clips just pop off like little legos"

@franciscoramirez914 3 года назад

Very good explanation, I have a question. How about the speed and the loading times compared to normal ssd? Is so much better?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

I was using M.2 SATA (NGFF) SSD don't confuse it with NVMe SSD which you can't put into that adapter. Basically, such adapters for NVMe SSDs don''t exist. M.2 NGFF SSD provide the same speed as a regular 2.5" SSD. The main idea was just to show the upgrade options. Lots of people say that they have spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete), then it's pretty good option.

@uscop7059 3 года назад

Any progress on that unpopulated M.2 NVMe slot on the PCB??? Is it possible to solder all those components with a regular soldering iron?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

I'm waiting for some components to arrive.

@alexferraioli4086 2 года назад

Man but on a xbox as internal drive is better a m.2 like yours or a normal sata?

@Carbon-Look 2 года назад

Hi there, thank you for the video! I would like to ask if the m2 looses of its speed through the adapter or not? does it affect any of the reading or coping speeds? Thanks in advance!

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

I was using NGFF M.2 SSD which is a regular SATA drive. There's no difference in performance between this SSD and a regular 2.5" SSD. It's just a different form factor. The main idea was just to show the upgrade options. Lots of people say that they have a spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete) or maybe there's a better deal for an M.2 NGFF SSD.

@Carbon-Look 2 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers i see, thank you

@christianpiludu55 3 года назад

hello, I inserted into the console a 1 tb ssd ssd evo that I used to always use for the xbox as an external disk. inserted without formatting it and subsequently loaded the operating system like in your video. at startup the screen is black without the presentation movie. do you think I did well or should I format it in ntfs?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

If everything is working fine then leave it as is. The intro will appear after the next Xbox update. So don't worry about that.

@christianpiludu55 3 года назад

appie UwU ok thanks

@christianpiludu55 3 года назад

2013Electronics&Computers ok thanks

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

@@christianpiludu55 happy to help!

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

WARNING!!! WARNING!!! READ THIS BEFORE YOU LEAVE STUPID COMMENTS In this video we were using SATA III (NGFF) M.2 drive. It's not NVMe (PCIe) SSD!!! NGFF M.2 SSD has the same speed as SATA III port on your Xbox console. There's no deference in speed and performance between M.2 NGFF SSDs and a regular 2.5" SSD. I was really surprised reading a whole bunch of nonsense comments and I don't understand why people confuse those M.2 SSDs even after my super clear explanation. I've made two videos about upgrading Xbox to 2.5" SSD and to NGFF M.2. The main idea was to just show the upgrade options. There's a bunch of people who say that they have spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc and they didn't even know that such adapter exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete very fast), then it's pretty good option. USING THIS METHOD YOU CAN UPGRADE YOUR CONSOLE TO 500GB, 1TB AND 2TB SSDs.

@uscop7059 3 года назад

I was reading the comments and I can't believe so many people don't understand the difference in M.2 SSDs all they see is M.2 port and by default they think it's NVMe SSDs even though you explained the difference. I'd remove all those comments because they are confusing other people who's not good at tech.

@Reaperofterror 3 года назад

People comment all the time believing they know everything about computers, electronics etc. Unfortunately some will never learn

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Happy to help!

@Bloopergrandson1 3 года назад

donenzonen only reason is for futureproofing as sata 2.5 start to become obsolete and m.2 sata ssds could be the norm in the future.

@THIAGOBarbosa87 3 года назад

Can you, please, make a video showing the loadings after this SSD storage upgrade?

@jakeladd6569 3 года назад

I just ordered a m.2 ssd and aluminum enclosure. What kind of read right speeds should I expect with the sata adapter

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

M.2 NGFF SSD is a SATA based SSD so it's gonna provide read/write speed about 525/480 MB/s.

@mostafarostom4849 2 года назад

Thank you so much for the video simply amazing. I was wondering if the M.2 needs any thermal padding?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

NGFF M.2 SSDs usually don't require a heatsink

@626GEV6 5 месяцев назад

Aloha, I know I'm a little bit late but do you have a speed comparison between SSD and nVme? I cant find any videos on this.

@ElectronicsComputers 5 месяцев назад

First of all, NVMe is also an SSD, but I understand what you mean :). Secondly, you can't use NVMe SSDs in Xbox One X, and that's why you can't find any comparison. You can only use regular 2.5" SSD or M.2 NGFF SSD. Both are SATA drives and have absolutely the same specs but different form factor. This method, using an adapter, is for those who already have an NGFF SSD in their possession, for example, from a broken laptop or if you have a better deal price-wise for NGFF than a regular 2.5" SSD.

@jackalexander3246 2 года назад

Do we get better disk performance by using M2 to SATA converter, compare to a native SATA ssd? Thanks for the video.

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

I was using M.2 SATA (NGFF) SSD which has SATA III interface. And the Xbox One X has the same SATA port which fully utilizes the data bandwidth of of that SSD. The main idea was just to show the upgrade options. Lots of people say that they have spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete), then it's pretty good option.

@gemini-gl6wt 2 года назад

Hello, what seconds do you gain by changing the base PS4 Slim Drive to a M.2 SSD Drive when playing games like Cyberpunk 2077?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

It doesn't matter M.2 NGFF or a regular 2.5" SSD you use it will be the same speed and the boost in performance is quite obvious compare to a stock HDD. Your console starts, updates faster. Your games start faster and installation is way faster that with HDD.

@user-iy1pv6mt8v 2 месяца назад

Is this more faster or just have same speed with the reguler SSD. Because it use SATA pins am concern it botle neck or not?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 месяца назад

I was using an M.2 SATA (NGFF) SSD which has SATA III interface. And the Xbox One X has the same SATA port which fully utilizes the data bandwidth of of that SSD. The main idea was just to show the upgrade options. Lots of people say that they have spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete), then it's pretty good option. There's no adapters like this for M.2 NVMe SSDs, though.

@FudoCesar 3 года назад

So between SATA and 2.5 inch SDD there will be a different on speed. However 2.5 SDD vs M.2 SDD will have the same speed and performance because of the SATA connection right?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

2.5" SSDs and M.2 NGFF SSDs have the same specs. NGFF M.2 SSD is a SATA-based drive so it can't perform any different than his big brother.

@Arska2 6 месяцев назад

I would love to know if this will work for xbox 360 E. Some people say it works, but others say that the xbox needs to be RGH modded or otherwise the ssd will not be usable because the xbox 360 does not let people use anything other than official microsoft hard drives.

@AQAVAR 3 года назад

Nice job. Is there any other SSD drive enclosure with room for 2 (TWO) of NVMe's inside ?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

You can use only NGFF SSDs NVMe is not gonna work with this adapter. Basically such adapters don't exist. Xbox supports only SATA ports and M.2 NGFF is a SATA SSD. There are some adapters also for two M.2 SSDs but I haven't tested them yet.

@aldee3018 Год назад

did this just recently to an xbox one someone put in the garbage and it worked just fine. i kept the firmware on the usb just in case it's needed in the future. thank you for the video and how easy you made it look.

@ElectronicsComputers Год назад

Great job! I'm happy to help!

@decm8 3 года назад

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the sata slot on your xbox limited to 6gb/s? Which renders having an nvme drive useless?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

You can't use NVMe drives here! You can use only SATA based M.2 SSDs like NGFF.

@NickBEADG 3 года назад

Can I use PCIe? Would it be faster? And is there a difference in speed on any of them compared to the factory HDD?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

It works only for SATA based M.2 SSDs like NGFF. It's not gonna work for NVMe SSDs, such adapters simply don't exist.

@technoshots4111 2 года назад

Excuse me whats the fastest HDD/SDD you can put in an xbox to upgrade the Download Speeds, Loading Screens, and startup time?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

The links for the recommended SSDs is in the description below.

@Serandi 3 года назад

But there is no any upgrade to the speed about a normal sata 2.5 SSD? =( I already have a 2.5 SSD in my PS4 Pro... So there won't be any better speed resolution?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

That M.2 NGFF SSD is a regular SATA SSD but in M.2 form factor. There's no any difference in speed between this one and a regular 2.5" SSD. The main idea was just to show the upgrade options. Lots of people say that they have spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete), then it's pretty good option.

@jdw715 3 года назад

Good video. But, not clear if I have an Xbox (S or X) 1TB HD and want to upgrade to a 2TB SSD do I need to use scripts?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

You can upgrade any of them to 500Gb, 1Tb or 2Tb SSD. You can use any SATA 2.5" or M.2 NGFF (SATA) SSDs.

@thenewvegaskidd 3 года назад

The xbox one x will support 2 4tb drives. You can use up to a 4tb hard drive/ssd inside, and another 4tb externally.

@VARIXSEVEN 2 года назад

I've got a question about a somewhat unrelated topic, is it possible to upgrade the USB Port on the (One X) to use the same kind of port that the Series X uses?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

Unfortunately not.

@GreatLegendShow 2 года назад

Thanks so much. Worked like a charm.

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

You're welcome!

@a4harry239 3 года назад

How much faster is this than attaching externally via USB 3.0? Also is this the same on Xbox 1S as the 1X?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Internal SSD will be way faster and more reliable than external one. Same process for both S and X models.

@1995CL 3 года назад

Thanks man!🙂

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Welcome!

@KingSnips71 3 года назад

So if I would upgrade to a 1tb ssd or m.2 would it be worth the while? (Iv already torn my Xbox apart twice)

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

There's no difference in performance between SATA based M.2 NGFF SSDs and a regular 2.5" SSDs because they share the same SATA technology. Just compare the prices and see which one has a better deal.

@IMasterP_10 3 года назад

Do you really need to transport everything from hdd to ssd when everything is saved to your microsoft account or is there other things needs to transport from the hhd?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Just install system updates on your new SSD and then your games. Then sign in to your account and your games progress will be synced with your console.

@Gusrango 3 года назад

Good Video. I was worry to update my xbox one due to the big job on partition but now microsoft may easy with the new tool. I was reading all comments, i don't understand why people not understand the difference between sata 3 m.2 drive and nvme m.2 drive. Its not too much difference on price with ssd and m.2 sata 3 drives. Have one question. Is possible to remove the DVD drive on xbox and install a second drive. Could be a good experiment.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

There are lots of "tech expert" here. I'm tired of explaining and educate those people. I guess I'm gonna remove stupid comments in the future. By the way, Xbox One X has a solder pads for M.2 NVMe SSD. So I want to solder M.2 slot and all the missing components to the motherboard and see if it's gonna work. I haven't tested Xbox with the second internal SATA drive but I think it's gonna work. I'll check it and update this comment.

@eekeek433 4 года назад

What is the performance like, is it better or not that great?

@ElectronicsComputers 4 года назад

After this upgrade Xbox one X and PS4 boots significantly faster and all games start waaaayyy faster than with HDD. Overall the console performs better and of course it gives some reliability to your device because those hard drives especially Seagate don't last long nowadays.

@Darizzard93 3 года назад

2013Electronics&Computers true makes me worry about the next gen seagate ssd drives bought a external 4TB seagate drive only lasted me about 2 & a half years.

@DarkTranqz 3 года назад

I was going to make the conversion to SSD, but then I seen one of your replies saying that you found a slot where an NVMe could be soldered in. So I'm gonna wait to see if anything comes to fruition from that lol. Would much rather convert to NVMe if possible over SATA. Either way, good video. Subbed and will be keeping a watchful eye out lol o.0

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

I'm working on that project. I already got all the components I need, it's just about 10$ for all stuff + an NVMe SSD.

@claudioaverna 2 года назад

Do you have any video showing the time performance and comparative time loading with the same game ?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

No, but it's pretty obvious. It's almost like upgrading PC with HDD to an SSD drive.

@imellor711 3 года назад

This is a wicked video and was something, I didn't know could be done...absolutely genesis and thank you for sharing.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@haboonaimee 3 года назад

For real ian I love content like this.Great job man thanks for helping techs and enthusiasts are the world

@haboonaimee 3 года назад

My friend sounds like next James Bond villain.👨🏾‍🎤🧛🏼

@FullCourseRacingDK 3 года назад

Nice video, I have been thinking about doing the same with my first gen Xbox One.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Thank you for the comment! I'm happy to help!

@zelty6564 3 года назад

There wouldn’t be any speed differences with a normal 2.5 inch ssd and the m.2 / NVME right?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

you can't use NVMe SSDs on this console! I explained pretty clear in the video that you can only use SATA SSDs like 2.5" or M.2 NGFF.

@BURNSxp 3 года назад

What's the speed differences between M.2 Sata SSD internal vs USB 3.0 SSD external? Great video btw. Thanks!

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Theoretical speed of SATA III is 6Gb/s and USB 3.0 is 5Gbps. But you looses speed and performance during conversion signal from SATA to USB and vise versa. So the difference is quite noticeable.

@Veagence100 3 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers Would it be better to replace the internal drive? Though my testing, having an external SSD didn't change the boot up speeds. Perhaps because the boot was configured to the internal HDD?

@richardkonsky 3 года назад

@@Veagence100 i would only replace the internal hard drive with an ssd if it fails other wise you will end up taking the game console apart but yes the boot time are improved

@brentevans4430 Год назад

Are there any enclosures that you know of that are compatable with Samsung 980 Pro PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD for an Xbox One X application? Is it even compatable?🤔

@ElectronicsComputers Год назад

Such adapters exist only for NGFF M.2 SSDs not NVMe ones.

@giovannibarraco8947 3 года назад

You can did this video for ps4 ?

@firisrozley5768 3 года назад

Does M.2 SSD drive installation also work on PS3 (1TB max) & Xbox 360 (2TB max) consoles? How about soft-modded OG Xbox & Fat PS2?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Actually it works for any device which has 2.5" or 3.5" SATA HDD!!! And also don't confuse M.2 SSDs. There are two types NGFF (SATA) or NVMe and we can use only NGFF SSDs.

@MoNeenja 3 года назад

What software did you use to clone your HDD to the ssd?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

We never recommend cloning but if clients want we do it using Acronis.

@TruGamer128 3 года назад

Thank you for showing us this. I've been thinking about swapping out the the slow HDD but wasn't sure it was possible without a huge hassle. Thank you.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Glad I could help!

@damonharris-brennan5810 2 года назад

You mentioned you'd share a link for a video explaining how to copy game files. Is it possible to place that into the description? Or was it the laptop video?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

I was talking about cloning the drive which I don't recommend. Simply Install Xbox "OS" then install your games and after you log in into your Xbox account all your game progress will be back. If it's not an option then simply clone the drive the way you do it for your PC.

@leonardohernandez9568 2 года назад

So I dont need to clone the hard drive to the SSD using acronis or macrium reflect? Do I just replace the hard drive with the SSD then I just download the xbox os on a usb then connect it to the xbox then download it to the xbox while the SSD is already inside?

@saeyimkuon7394 3 года назад

Great video. It is very useful to me!

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful.

@rollieohuts1849 3 года назад

i would love to see benchmarks

@sergiob9519 3 года назад

Debating whether I should go for the NVMe or just a regular ssd, any improvements vs the reg 2.5 inch?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

You can't install NVMe SSD into this console! Only SATA NGFF M.2 or 2.5" SSDs.

@sergiob9519 3 года назад

2013Electronics&Computers sorry I meant M.2 vs 2.5, any major diff between speeds or same thing pretty much?

@MGRayd 3 года назад

@@sergiob9519 won't be any difference as using same interface.

@sergiob9519 3 года назад

ThaReal CLo appreciate it 👍

@andrevj6644 3 года назад

Finally.why nobody else thought of this.I just didn’t know if it would work and didn’t have money to test it

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

I made a similar video for old laptops 2 years ago. So I just decided to show the upgrade option. Lots of people say that they have spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete), then it's pretty good option.

@eddiegarcia1560 3 года назад

I was expecting some cool load time comparisons or something. Still a cool video

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

The console boots slightly faster but the speed of games loading and installing is incomparable to a hard drive.

@Alex-px9oy 3 года назад

2013Electronics&Computers what do you mean by incomparable? You mean it’s so much better it’s incomparable or it’s so similar it’s incomparable??

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

@@Alex-px9oy of course it's way faster than any HDD

@twitchpid 3 года назад

@Akshat Jain just get a series x now lol

@leoperez1747 4 года назад

pretty amazing this video, thank you !!

@ElectronicsComputers 4 года назад

Thank you too!

@Vadymu4 3 года назад

Hi. What about TRIM command on SSD? Does it work there?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Taking into account that Xbox OS is based on Windows 10 that supports TRIM and the latest Xbox has NVMe SSD on its board I can say for sure that yes, it does support TRIM.

@oneshotchow159 3 года назад

Great video ! Does it work for the xbox one s, too or is it only for Xbox One X ?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

It works for all consoles and PCs with 2.5 or 3.5" HDDs. Just make sure you use M.2 NGFF SSD type.

@sicarioga676 5 месяцев назад

First of all great video tutorial, you doing a fantastic job explaining everything in detail. My question is can I go with NVMe M2 drive ??? Because that’s what I wanted to do at first place…is it possible ? I want to have total 4T of storage

@ElectronicsComputers 5 месяцев назад

Unfortunately, adapters for NVMe M.2 drives don't exist, and I guess they never will be. But a regular SATA 2.5" or NGFF with adapter gives an amazing boost in performance compared to a hard drive.

@justinclarke5815 3 года назад

Can u make a comparison in load times againsed the series x please. Also compare before and after load speed of ssd and hdd thanks

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Xbox Series X uses NVMe SSD and I was using NGFF SSD because you can't use NVMe SSDs on Xbox One X. I guess the difference between PSCe speed and SATA is quite noticeable. Just like a laptop loading with SATA and NVMe SSD.

@swords_and_shield.140 3 года назад

Which one is the website for how to install my Xbox one S with M.2 SSD drive? Just need to hear your advices comment, Pretty Please?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

The same method works for Xbox One S too.

@shinmasterx 3 года назад

if i use an nvme drive will i get nvme speeds?? or am i limited to sata3 even if i use one?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

You can't use NVMe drives here! You can use only SATA based M.2 SSDs like NGFF.

@cipriansudit2176 Год назад

I have a simple question It's work with PCI - Express 4.0 M.2?

@ElectronicsComputers Год назад

There's only one adapter on the market that supports both NVMe and NGFF M.2 SSDs. The link in the description.

@JacobBaysinger 2 года назад

Have you been able to successfully upgrade to an internal NVMe SSD? If so, when will you upload the new video?

@Siviqs 2 года назад

i actually did not know there was an adapter or case for that m.2, i bought last month a Samsung 870 EVO SSD for my PS4 and just put the whole cartridge in. this is amazing to know!

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

Happy to help!

@jackmckenzie6788 3 года назад

In case anyone is interested in actual performance numbers Digital Foundry did a video with a PS4 Pro and got considerably better load times with an 8TB 2.5" SSD, You'll find the same results with an Xbox One as well. 2.5" HDDs are much slower than 2.5" SSDs even when bottlenecked by the SATA protocol that both systems have.

@X1th 3 года назад

will it work for XBox 360S ?

@balintka 11 месяцев назад

Does an M.2 NVME SSD work with converter in a One X?

@ElectronicsComputers 11 месяцев назад

Only NGFF SSDs.

@neosrt10 3 года назад

So whats the max speed ssd you can put on the Xbox One X?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

You can only use SATA M.2 SSDs and there's no difference in speed between 2.5" SSD or M.2 SATA (NGFF) SSDs. Those SSDs is more than enough for comfort gaming. The difference in console performance after upgrading to SSD is pretty obvious.

@robton007 3 года назад

What's the max size hd you can drop in a Xbox 1s????(SSD)

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

2Tb is a maximum 2.5" or M.2 NGFF SSDs that you can use.

@EduardButuza Год назад

Hello! All great but my xbox one x is unable to make my SSD replacement size bigger than 365GB, even if the drive is 960GB. I have the same kingston ssd as you have

@ElectronicsComputers Год назад

That's because you use 960GB drive. Xbox officially supports 500GB, 1TB and 2TB SSDs/HDDs. I have a recommended list of drives for Xbox in the description. Xbox simply recognizes your SSD as a 500GB drive. Connect your SSD to a PC and using any software that can work with partitions and extend UserContent partition to maximum available space. It's a 5 minute process and you'll get full disk capacity. As an option you can return your SSD and get a 1TB one.

@BOXING_LOUNGE 2 года назад

I'm already using the Samsung EVO 870 1TB SSD in my PS3 👀, using your method would I see a difference? 🥊🥊🔥🔥🙏

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

No, both are SATA drives and they have the same performance. The main idea was just to show the upgrade options. Lots of people say that they have a spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete) or maybe there's a better deal for an M.2 NGFF SSD.

@mattj500 3 года назад

This works on a original xbox one model?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Sure! The same process.

@busterboren1966 3 года назад

Is the adapter for the SSD supports M.2 B Key and M.2 M Key?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Such adapters only exist for SAT- based NGFF SSDs which have "B" or "B+M" keys. You can't use PCIe SSDs like NVMe in SATA adapters.

@cete66 3 года назад

most useful! Many thanks!

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@gabriel21501 Год назад

Does it make a difference comparing this with the normal ssd?

@ElectronicsComputers Год назад

With such adapters you can use only NGFF M.2 SSDs which have SATA III interface and they have the same speed as 2.5" SATA SSDs. You can't use NVMe SSDs with such adapters. The main idea was just to show the upgrade options. Lots of people say that they have a spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe there's a better deal for an M.2 NGFF SSD than a regular 2.5" SSD.

@Samurai-pe6rv Год назад

WD PC SN730 NVMe SSD 1tb using SATA Enclosure to upgrade my PS4 Pro storage space. Is it possible...?

@ElectronicsComputers Год назад

There's no such adapters for MVMe SSDs and will never be. You can only use NGFF M.2 SSDs. And you can use that adapter for any device where you can install 2.5" drive.

@mikaellindqvist5599 Год назад

I am confused the encloser you linked looks different and have a picture saying it does not work with the samsung ssd

@ElectronicsComputers Год назад

It works perfectly with all SSD brands. There are two types of M.2 SSDs, NGFF (SATA) and NVMe (PCIe). Those adapters work only with NGFF SSDs.

@SierraYankee7 2 года назад

So what would you have to do to let say, use a 2tb+ size?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

Xbox officially supports 500GB, 1TB and 2TB HHDs/SSDs. You can trick the console and install a larger drive, but some major Xbox update can brick your system, and you'll need to reinstall Xbox OS again.

@bradleyhovan9390 2 года назад

Is this better than just subbing a mx500 in terms of performance? If so, why?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

You can use only M.2 NGFF (SATA) SSDs with that adapter so you'll get the same performance and speed.

@oconel10dark18 3 года назад

Can work M.2 nvme, or only M.2 SATA??

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

You can use only SATA-based (NGFF) M.2 SSDs. Technically, Xbox One X has M.2 NVMe port on the motherboard but for some reason Microsoft decided not to solder it to the motherboard. I'll try to solder the M.2 port and all the missing components and we'll see what happens. www.reddit.com/r/xboxone/comments/h9r9qx/xbox_one_x_has_a_unused_m2_port/

@erickabundis7952 3 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers have you tried it yet?

@bunnylove273 3 года назад

hi bud what a great vid thank you for sharing

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Thanks for the visit

@tazzy68 3 года назад

Dumb Question, Can you put a 8tb, 10tb SSD internal in either xbox one S, X ?? the 1TB HDD is just not enough space for everything i have.. And if so what's the best SSD to use internal?? Thank You..

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

At the moment, the largest SSD available on the market is 4Tb with the price range 560-980$. Xbox officially supports only 500Gb, 1Tb and 2Tb SSD/HDD drives.

@tazzy68 3 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers Ok Thank You for the Information..

@josevillarreal1748 2 года назад

I wanna order a ssd Samsung 870 QVO SATA III 2.5" SSD 2TB Will this work on my xbox one x its 180 on amazon?

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

Sure! Good choice! Xbox officially supports 500GB, 1TB and 2TB SSDs/HDDs.

@renatkamaletdinov1698 3 года назад

Im not sure that with ssd2m2 adapter it will be faster than the regular ssd sata drive...because of adapter...

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

No! It's not gonna be faster because we use M.2 SATA (NGFF) SSD which has the same speed as a regular 2.5" SSD. The main idea was just to show the upgrade options. Lots of people say that they have spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete), then it's pretty good option.

@tilly0191 3 года назад

What's the benefits of this? Would it make a ps4 run better as mine is running a tad slow cheers

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

We were using M.2 SATA (NGFF) SSD which has SATA III interface and it has the same speed as any 2.5" SSD. The main idea was just to show the upgrade options. Lots of people say that they have spare M.2 NGFF SSDs after upgrading laptops etc. And they didn't even know that such adapters exist. Or maybe you just want to use that M.2 SSD in another device after your console dies (2.5" SSDs are becoming obsolete), then it's pretty good option.

@thegamingstoner7821 2 года назад

Very informative lots of work but it's well worth the upgrade thanks for sharing Sir

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

Thanks for watching

@hectoalopez26 3 года назад

Can the same method be used for pcie Nvme m.2 SSD's?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

You can't convert NVMe (PCIe) SSD to SATA port! You can only use SATA based (NGFF) M.2 SSDs which have B or B+M keys.

@miforesenelanbiente1966 3 года назад

I mean the two cables that are connected to the pins of the console.

@leadthelifeuk 3 года назад

Thanks a lot mate, detailed yet simple... 👍

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Glad it helped

@yorumustasi 2 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers Is it possible to use M.2 PCIe NVMe? It‘s faster and would be better.

@ElectronicsComputers 2 года назад

@@yorumustasi There's no such adapter for NVMe SSDs only for NGFF.

@yorumustasi 2 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers I saw after this video, that you work on it :) on the board is a place for M2 PCIe NVMe I think(?), you say for 4 month that you build something, a soft -or hardware, I read it in the comments, what is the current status :) ? It would be awesome, if it‘s possible. And an another question, what happen if i copy the Series X system and build the SSD in One X? Work it or don‘t work it because of an another mainboard and so on? Maybe you can analize the Series X Software, how work the console with the storage, and than create a software for One X, maybe than it can be work. I am not a expert, but this was my idea^^

@VonSpud 3 года назад

Very interesting, thank you.

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Welcome!

@matthewborgholthaus7952 3 года назад

Won't the xbox backward compadability emulator be wiped if you download the OS instead of cloning the drive?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

There's no difference if you clone your drive or reinstall OS. Fresh OS installation is more preferable because it guarantees flawless factory reset features and provides better performance.

@stradam6128 3 года назад

Im French, so sorry for my english. I have some Error 102, 101, 105 on my OneX. I think its comming from the hhd because the beginning was when I save in game (JediOrdenFallen.) Can I clone ths hdd on the ssd with errors ? Thanks

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

Most likely the problem in your HDD!? Did you participate in Xbox insider program?

@stradam6128 3 года назад

@@ElectronicsComputers I specify, it is a used xbox. Yes I think I validated the Xbox insider program during the OSU1 offline update after the first 101 error. I shouldn't have?

@ElectronicsComputers 3 года назад

@@stradam6128 You have to unroll from the Insider program first. Otherwise you can't install standard offline build on your console with modified OS.