so, you know how expensive ssds have been getting lately? it's like, every time i turn around, the prices are going up. but, i just found out about this pretty cool hack that could save you some cash. apparently, you can use your xbox expansion card as an ssd on your pc. i mean, i've heard of repurposing old hardware before, but this is something else.

it turns out that the storage expansion cards for the xbox series x and s aren't proprietary, which is a big plus. they use something called cf express memory cards, which have been around for a while and are used in digital cameras. so, there are already a bunch of adapters out there that can help you use these cards with your pc. and, from what i've read, some of them actually work pretty well.

one reddit user found an adapter that can plug into your pc's pci-e port and give you a slot for the xbox expansion card. once you plug it in, your pc should recognize it as a new ssd, which is pretty cool. now, the speeds aren't going to be incredible or anything, but it's still way faster than using a sata hard drive. and, let's be real, for most of us, it's plenty fast for normal gaming use. whether you're storing games or running them directly from the ssd, this could be a great option.

preorders are available at major retailers, but i'm not sure if that's really necessary. if you already have an xbox expansion card lying around, you might be able to find an adapter that works for you. and, even if you don't have one, it could still be a more affordable option than buying a brand new ssd. i'm definitelyRead more: Full article on www.gamespot.com

What do you think about this?