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Create a Full Throttle Game Vault with Seagate's New Game Drive for Xbox SSD

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Seagate Technology Holdings plc a world leader in data storage solutions, today announced the new Game Drive for Xbox SSD taking the company's popular line of storage for gamers to the next level. Featuring 1 TB of flash-speed performance, this external SSD empowers gamers to store titles from Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, or any generation of Xbox One.

With a bold, refined design, and a built-in Xbox green LED bar that illuminates the gaming center, Game Drive for Xbox SSD complements the modern generation of gaming consoles. Lightweight and slim with USB 3.2 Gen 1 universal compatibility, this drive makes it easy for gamers to take the whole library on-the-go and play anywhere with no external power supply needed. With plug-and-play setup, the Game Drive for Xbox SSD is easily installed in under two minutes through Xbox OS.



Gamers can defend against unexpected data loss with three-years of Rescue Data Recovery Services and enjoy peace of mind with Seagate's industry leading three-year limited warranty. In stores this month in time for the holiday season, Game Drive for Xbox SSD is available in 1 TB capacity ($169.99).

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170$ :laugh:

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And youc ant run series X games off of it! What a wonderful deal!
 
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Do they include backup software? I mean it is Seagate...
 

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And youc ant run series X games off of it! What a wonderful deal!
That's not accurate... In order for series x games to run properly they need to be installed on the internal hd or expansion card...Ray tracing requires it plus the read/write speeds isn't fast enough in an external ssd to produce it...I believe the internal ssd drive reads at 5500-6000 Mbs so external ssd's have a ways to go yet....
 
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