Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionDoes this expansion card use a USB port for power?

• A:Answer No, this expansion card does not require a USB port for power; it connects directly to the Xbox console.

Q: QuestionWhat is the storage capacity of this expansion card?

• A:Answer The storage capacity of this expansion card is 4000 gigabytes.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of storage drive type is this?

• A:Answer This storage drive type is SSD.

Q: QuestionDoes this expansion card come with a warranty?

• A:Answer Yes, this expansion card includes a 3-year limited warranty.

Q: QuestionCan this storage expansion improve game performance?

• A:Answer Yes, it improves the overall performance of games.

Q: QuestionAre faster load times experienced with this expansion card?

• A:Answer Yes, faster load times are experienced with this expansion card.

Q: QuestionWill this play Xbox series x/s games? Most additional storage options only allow previous generation games to be played.

Asked 4 months ago by Slowbromigo.

• A:Answer Yes it plays all games including the prior generations.

  Answered 1 month ago by EWGTHEJJJ

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Q: QuestionHow hot will this get since this is basically a external ssd with no type of cooling fan?... I have the 2Tb and it does get a bit warm while gaming long sessions on my XBox X... which then I switch to PS5 Pro or my new Nintendo Switch2

Asked 9 months ago by Superman.

• A:Answer It doesn’t heat up as far as I’ve been able to tell. I’ve had some 4-5 hour gaming sessions and it runs just fine the whole time.

  Answered 3 months ago by TannerNVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDo you guys sell internationally?

Asked 9 months ago by Doxter.

Q: QuestionHow many games can this new 4tb ssd storage expansion card hold for xbox series x?

Asked 10 months ago by SaulC94.

• A:Answer That Honestly depends on the game, as the sizes can vary by a LOT. If you assume the average AAA title is 60 Gigabytes, then you can fit around 60+ games or so (minus around 400 gigs or so used for the swap file)

  Answered 10 months ago by Battle

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