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Grab this powerful 2TB Adata XPG S70 NVMe SSD for £118 from Tech Next Day

One of our top SSD picks for PS5 and PC.

It may be a bit more expensive than we've seen recently, but there's no denying that the Adata XPG Gammix S70 Blade in 2TB form for £118 is still a decent deal. It's one of the speediest SSDs out there for either PC or PS5, and from Tech Next Day at the moment, gives you a lot of speed for good money.

This TLC-based drive with a DRAM cache is one of the best gaming SSDs money can buy today, with some impressive specs and equally positive real-world performance. Its sequential read and write speeds are up to 7400MB/s and 6800MB/s respectively, while its random figures of 650K IOPS reads and 740K IOPS writes are also amongst the fastest we've seen.

As a 2TB drive, you're getting a solid amount of space on offer, and you could use this drive either as a boot drive, or as a storage drive for your games, media and anything else you may wish to store for PC use. When putting this into a PC, you'll just have to be sure you've got a motherboard that supports PCIe 4.0 - to save you the hassle, that's anything from the last three or four years.

The speeds mentioned above also make it more than suitable for PS5 use, too. Adding this into your PS5 should be simple, given it comes with a small heatsink, as per Sony's recommendation, meaning it complys entirely with their rather stringent requirements. In addition, adding 2TB of storage increases the total usable storage of your PS5 by over four times, given the actual internal storage of a PS5 is 666GB out of the advertised 825GB. It also increases it by a good multiplier if you've got a PS5 Slim with its upgraded internal capacity of 1TB - adding this drive in ups the total capacity to 3TB.

£118 for this Adata XPG S70 in 2TB form is a pretty decent deal, whether you need it for PC or PS5, and it provides you with some rather snappy storage for a good price.

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