Current Storage Options and Limitations The Xbox Series X comes with a 1TB internal SSD, while the Series S includes a 512GB SSD. Samsung is finally entering the PCIe Gen 5 SSD market with its new 9100 Pro series, set to launch in March 2025. This marks Samsung’s first NVMe 2.0 consumer SSD, arriving in 1TB ($199.99 / ~₱11,000), 2TB ($299.99 / ~₱16,500), and 4TB ($549.99 / ~₱30,000) configurations, all in an M.2 form factor with or without heatsinks. Samsung claims sequential read speeds of up to 14.8GBps and write speeds of 13.4GBps, making the 9100 Pro one of the fastest consumer SSDs yet. Compared to early PCIe 5 SSDs from Seagate and Crucial, this new drive adds an extra 2-3GBps per second of speed, pushing storage performance to new heights. Whether you're upgrading your gaming rig, building a workstation, or just looking for lightning-fast storage, this SSD lineup delivers next-gen performance. Read more in our articles including "Xbox to Break Storage Limits, Bigger External Drives Coming Soon!" and "Samsung 9100 Pro Brings Blazing PCIe Gen 5 Speeds to Gaming Rigs with Up to 8TB Storage".
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May 22, 2025Current Storage Options and Limitations The Xbox Series X comes with a 1TB internal SSD, while the Series S includes a 512GB SSD. Samsung is finally entering the PCIe Gen 5 SSD market with its new 9100 Pro series, set to launch in March 2025.
This marks Samsung’s first NVMe 2.0 consumer SSD, arriving in 1TB ($199.99 / ~₱11,000), 2TB ($299.99 / ~₱16,500), and 4TB ($549.99 / ~₱30,000) configurations, all in an M.2 form factor with or without heatsinks. Samsung claims sequential read speeds of up to 14.8GBps and write speeds of 13.4GBps, making the 9100 Pro one of the fastest consumer SSDs yet. Compared to early PCIe 5 SSDs from Seagate and Crucial, this new drive adds an extra 2-3GBps per second of speed, pushing storage performance to new heights.
Our coverage of ssd includes: "Xbox to Break Storage Limits, Bigger External Drives Coming Soon!"; "Samsung 9100 Pro Brings Blazing PCIe Gen 5 Speeds to Gaming Rigs with Up to 8TB Storage"; "Forza Horizon 5 Races to the Top of PS5 Charts Thanks to Xbox". Each article provides unique insights and information.