The answer to the best internal hard drive upgrade for PS4 is really depend on your needs and wants. For a PS4 that’s run nearly to capacity, you’re going to want something that will be incredibly easy to install and erase all traces of your old drive. Your best bet is to go with the Seagate Firecuda 2.5″ Solid State Hybrid Drive. It takes up less space than the 2TB PS4 stock drive, installs like a standard hard drive, and even keeps all of your current data. It’s the most convenient upgrade for PS4 owners looking to extend their storage space. We also encourage you to read this post from one of our writers on upgrading PS4 hard drives.
Why upgrading the PS4 internal HDD is worth it
Yes, upgrading the PS4 internal HDD is worth it for two reasons. First, not having enough space increases the chances that your old PS4 games will break if they require a patch which means you’ll have to repurchase them again especially if the patch amounts to only a few MBs of storage space which isn’t worth spending money on unnecessarily; and second, slow load times are a problem because if you’re anything like us, then you thought it’d be better when we finally upgraded our consoles to have games installed because our previous consoles took too long to install even one or two games but with this new HDD upgrade we finally found what we’ve been looking for in all these console generation upgrades.
Why won’t my PS4 turn off
why my PS4 won’t turn off because it’s overheating. When you look at the PS4, you will see two fans directly behind the disc slot on the left hand side and one on the right hand side. The fans keep the PS4 cool by pulling air into the system and out of the system. When you press the power button, the power light on the front of your PS4 turns red. If you look at the inside of the system, there is a triangle-shaped chip on the left hand side of the system. When the PS4 is powered up, the light on the chip turns orange and when the PS4 is powered off, the light turns off. What is happening is that your PS4 is overheating, and the chip is not allowing the system to power off. This is why the fans are still running. The system is overheating because you have spilled liquid onto it. To fix this problem, you can not leave the PS4 on until it cools down. You need to get the liquid out of the PS4, or you will damage the system. You can follow these instructions to clean the PS4, but do not power up the system until you are sure all the liquid is out of the system.
How upgrading the internal HDD can resolve the PS4 performance issues
PlayStation 4 has issues of storage, but performance issue is what is really rattling the users. The games occupy a lot of storage space since they are all high definition games. Moreover, the storage is limited and it has been reported that the PlayStation 4 has been having performance issues when the storage is largely filled up. This is a simple job of upgrading the internal HDD. Users can upgrade the 500GB PlayStation 4 HDD by replacing it with a 1TB HDD. The procedure is simple and should not take more than 15 minutes.
