Solar Ash PS5 Performance: A Disappointing Experience?

The WD Black SN850P has been benchmarked on the PS5, and the results are a bit underwhelming. The drive's read speed was measured at only 6,293MB/s, which may leave some users feeling disappointed, especially considering the higher price point of this SSD compared to other options.

One aspect that is particularly puzzling is the advertised sequential read and write speeds, which claim to be 7300MB/s and 6300MB/s respectively. However, in reality, the drive was unable to reach these speeds in either the PS5 or our testing PC. This raises questions about the accuracy of the advertised specs.

Unfortunately, the performance of the WD Black SN850P is a bit disappointing. While it may still be a viable option for some users, those looking for top-of-the-line performance may want to consider other options.

In other gaming news, Dying Light has received a new patch that adds 4K and 60 FPS support to the PS5, as well as an improved 30 FPS cap to the PS4 Pro. This update is available now for PS5 players, with Xbox Series X|S players set to receive it in the coming days.

The patch also includes details on the different modes that are available, including High-Resolution mode which targets 30 FPS in Quad HD resolution, Performance mode which offers 30 FPS in full HD resolution, and Balanced mode which targets 60 FPS in QHD resolution. Additionally, Performance mode now supports 60 FPS in Full HD resolution.

Overall, while the WD Black SN850P may not be the best option for those looking for top-notch performance, fans of Dying Light will be excited to hear about the new patch that brings improved graphics and smoother gameplay to the game.

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