Few PlayStation 5 owners dare to dream of a day when all of their games can be downloaded and installed on the console at the same time. But thanks to a new 8TB SSD, that dream is becoming a little more real,

Western Digital's popular SN850P NVMe SSD will soon be available in an 8TB model. Officially licensed by PlayStation, the SN850P has a preinstalled heatsink, so it's ready to be p

If you want to grab an insanely brisk PS5 or PC SSD in a massive 8TB capacity, the WD SN850X for £600 marks out a new low on such a capacious drive.

The 8TB version is the largest possible SSD you can get from WD_Black for the PlayStation 5, but it’s a bit slower in sequential reads compared to its stablemates by about 100 M

Being designed with PS5 in mind, the new 8TB SN850P (above) is arguably the best choice for PS5 owners, but it's worth bearing in mind that the company also offers an 8TB version of its SN850X model – an SSD mostly designed for PC, but also compatible with Sony's console (just make sure you get the version with a heatsink linked below):

Western Digital has just launched a new 8TB model of its officially licensed WD Black SN850P SSD for PlayStation 5, but it certainly doesn’t come cheap. The drive is available now via the Western Digital store and costs $999 / £718.