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Posted by: Aklima Khatun
« on: August 30, 2023, 04:40:29 am »


Matthew Humphries By Matthew Humphries July 31, 2023 PS5 console and Dual Sense controller(Credit: Unlash/Triyansh Gill) Sony released a new beta version of the PS5 system software, and with it added support for 8TB SSDs and Dolby Atmos-enabled audio devices. It's unlikely to be a problem for most PS5 owners, but currently Sony's console only supports M.2 SSDs up to 4TB in size. The beta system software expands that to support up to 8TB SSDs, which are available, but you'll be spending upwards.

Purchase one. The support for larger drives is welcome and forward-thinking from Sony, especially when you consider Microsoft continues to limit Xbox Series X owners to just 2TB USA Telegram Number Data expansion cards.  a TV, sound bar, or home theater system with support for Dolby Atoms surround sound technology, your PS5 will soon be able to take advantage of it. The beta system software adds support for Atoms using Sony's 3D Audio powered by Tempest 3D AudioNet. Sony says it allows for "even greater levels of immersion in the audios capes of PS5 games." Sony also introduced.



A new accessibility feature that allows a second Dual Sense controller to be used on a single account. It means two controllers can be used as if they were a single controller for both navigation and collaborative gaming. RECOMMENDED BY OUR EDITORS How to Install an SSD in Your PlayStation 5 How to Build the Best Home Theater System for Under $1,000 PS5 console Sony Blows Microsoft Out of the Water, Tops 40 Million in PS5 Sales The other new feature worth mentioning is the ability to search for games within your own library, which will become increasingly useful as more games are purchased, and especially.