iceberg_is_on_fire
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Target and Amazon aint showing me love right now. No update on either
That's what I'm wondering, I fully expect Amazon to charge me today (Friday) since I'm getting them on Tuesday.
The Xbox Series X/S Official Thread
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That's what I'm wondering, I fully expect Amazon to charge me today (Friday) since I'm getting them on Tuesday.
ALonelyDad
Veteran
It did update to Tuesday now but still a 5 day windowLet me know if you get a shipping update from Target bruh. I sense some fukkery going on with them
Target on that bullshyt.Let me know if you get a shipping update from Target bruh. I sense some fukkery going on with them
Brief Keef
Superstar
amazon changed my PS5 to thursday 
didnt hit me with that charge yet 
the consoles finna hit my account like a tyson punch
didnt hit me with that charge yet the consoles finna hit my account like a tyson punch
iceberg_is_on_fire
Honolulu Blue Ski Mask Way
iceberg_is_on_fire
Honolulu Blue Ski Mask Way
NVM
iceberg_is_on_fire
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How PS5 And Xbox Series X Backward Compatibility Load Times Compare
A significant innovation in PS5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S is the inclusion of an internal NVMe SSD (solid-state drive). With the power of an SSD, the past console generation's painfully long load times will mostly be a thing of the past. While the drive will benefit all of these consoles' latest games, it will also improve load times for previous-generation games played via backward compatibility. Sony, Microsoft, and other third-party publishers are ever offering next-gen patches for certain games that further enhance their load times and performance. This is important for those looking to make the jump onto new consoles, as when the library of next-generation games runs dry, console owners will likely look to the past to ease the wait for new games.
So, if you're here, you're probably wondering how the load times compare on Sony's and Microsoft's machines for previous-generation games. As mentioned, backwards compatibility is a huge selling point this generation, so knowing which console pulls through with the fastest load times is essential for players, especially if you're still on the fence about which next-gen console you want to buy.
To help you get a sense of how PS5 and Xbox Series X load times compare, we ran tests on games with notably long boot-up times on previous-gen consoles. While Xbox Series S also has an SSD, we chose to do our load time comparison with the higher spec Xbox Series X to give you a better idea of how it stacks up against PS5. Below you can find tables detailing load times down to the millisecond, each recorded across both consoles to the best of our abilities. It's worth noting that our tests were run on the latest non-enhanced patches for each game, though we'll be sure to update this feature once next-gen performance-enhancing patches arrive for any of the games we've listed below.
For a visual take on how the load times compare in real-time, be sure to watch our video comparison in the player above. Otherwise, read our full thoughts on each console in our PS5 review and Xbox Series X review.
Batman: Arkham Knight
Batman: Arkham Knight (2015)
Tests were run using the latest patch version 1.14.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Launch to Menu 00:41:39 00:40:35
Menu to Save 00:17:30 00:11:68
Destiny 2
Destiny 2 (2017)
Load time tests were run using the latest patch version 1.59. However, it's worth noting that Destiny 2 will receive a next-gen patch in December that further improves load times and performance on PS5 and Xbox Series X.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Menu to Character Screen 00:50:14 00:34:26
Orbit to the Tower 00:46:58 00:37:27
Final Fantasy XV
Final Fantasy XV (2016)
Load time tests were run using the latest patch version 1.30.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Launch to Menu 00:39:06 00:33:12
Menu to Save 00:25:09 00:10:11
Monster Hunter World
Monster Hunter: World (2018)
Load time tests were run using the latest patch version 15.02.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Launch to Menu 00:31:39 00:23:17
Menu to Save 00:13:08 00:06:21
Red Dead Redemption 2
Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018)
Load time tests were run using the latest patch version 1.07.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Launch to Menu 00:30:16 00:26:24
Menu to Save 00:34:35 00:36:26
A significant innovation in PS5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S is the inclusion of an internal NVMe SSD (solid-state drive). With the power of an SSD, the past console generation's painfully long load times will mostly be a thing of the past. While the drive will benefit all of these consoles' latest games, it will also improve load times for previous-generation games played via backward compatibility. Sony, Microsoft, and other third-party publishers are ever offering next-gen patches for certain games that further enhance their load times and performance. This is important for those looking to make the jump onto new consoles, as when the library of next-generation games runs dry, console owners will likely look to the past to ease the wait for new games.
So, if you're here, you're probably wondering how the load times compare on Sony's and Microsoft's machines for previous-generation games. As mentioned, backwards compatibility is a huge selling point this generation, so knowing which console pulls through with the fastest load times is essential for players, especially if you're still on the fence about which next-gen console you want to buy.
To help you get a sense of how PS5 and Xbox Series X load times compare, we ran tests on games with notably long boot-up times on previous-gen consoles. While Xbox Series S also has an SSD, we chose to do our load time comparison with the higher spec Xbox Series X to give you a better idea of how it stacks up against PS5. Below you can find tables detailing load times down to the millisecond, each recorded across both consoles to the best of our abilities. It's worth noting that our tests were run on the latest non-enhanced patches for each game, though we'll be sure to update this feature once next-gen performance-enhancing patches arrive for any of the games we've listed below.
For a visual take on how the load times compare in real-time, be sure to watch our video comparison in the player above. Otherwise, read our full thoughts on each console in our PS5 review and Xbox Series X review.
Batman: Arkham Knight
Batman: Arkham Knight (2015)
Tests were run using the latest patch version 1.14.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Launch to Menu 00:41:39 00:40:35
Menu to Save 00:17:30 00:11:68
Destiny 2
Destiny 2 (2017)
Load time tests were run using the latest patch version 1.59. However, it's worth noting that Destiny 2 will receive a next-gen patch in December that further improves load times and performance on PS5 and Xbox Series X.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Menu to Character Screen 00:50:14 00:34:26
Orbit to the Tower 00:46:58 00:37:27
Final Fantasy XV
Final Fantasy XV (2016)
Load time tests were run using the latest patch version 1.30.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Launch to Menu 00:39:06 00:33:12
Menu to Save 00:25:09 00:10:11
Monster Hunter World
Monster Hunter: World (2018)
Load time tests were run using the latest patch version 15.02.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Launch to Menu 00:31:39 00:23:17
Menu to Save 00:13:08 00:06:21
Red Dead Redemption 2
Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018)
Load time tests were run using the latest patch version 1.07.
Test PS5 Internal SSD Xbox Series X Internal SSD
Launch to Menu 00:30:16 00:26:24
Menu to Save 00:34:35 00:36:26
Ineedmoney504
SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
This really the only option to do it online. They don’t want a rush in storeNow this is just fukked up by Walmart knowing majority of the normal consumers won't be able to get one due to bots
They said the shipping speed truck isn’t even real too and is just a glitch