XBox One X SSD Upgrade - LFC
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Lots of folks seemed to find my One S SSD video helpful, so here's the same dealeo but with a One X!
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One thing people forget when they say that you should connect a USB SSD is that the OS is on the Internal drive. Just running the OS off an SSD makes a massive difference to how the Xbox feels to use.
Same with my PS4 Pro. Fitting a 4TB SSD didn't half make a difference. Witcher 3 - Wild Hunt is amazing now. For some reason now it defaults to 4K native resolution too. Had to buy a 4K TV because all the edges were cropped off on my old 1080p TV. Can't complain tho as every game I have now plays in 4K whether it's supported or not. NICE BONUS!!
Just watching this as I'll be buying a used Xbox One X soon and will be fitting biggest SSD possible/affordable into it.
An alternative option when reloading the OS - it is possible to re-image the Xbox without holding down the Bind and Eject (and without wiping the NAND memory) which will save gamer accounts - simply install the drive, boot up (without holding the Bind and Eject) and you will see a System Error E106 screen - select Trouble Shooting and then Offline Update (with the USB stick connected) - this method will save your gamer account information while still re-initialising the new hard drive (although games will still need to be reinstalled).
hey my update is failing.
@@InfamousReptillian420 format the device and reinstall everything
@@mathiuseden9605 I tried that i think it's probably bc my xbox mobo encountered a spill lol
@@mathiuseden9605 format the flash drive and reinstall the OS?
I'm having the same problem with the OS installation
How do the gamer accounts save? are they stored on the system and not the hard-drive? Or do you need to clone the thing.
Will you need to login to the accounts again? With the password? I bought an xbox off ebay and it has an account which doesn't need a password to login and it has a lot of games I would like to keep
I did this just before getting my Series X. Makes a huge speed difference. Load zones in some games disappear. It's also a chance to clean the dust out.
You mean one X?
@@50H3i1 he means he put an ssd into a prior generation xbox before getting a SERIES X
@@hypotheticallywhatiskyle he edited the comment
The Project Scorpio One X was a limited edition version that was available for pre-order and at launch
I updated my Project Scorpio to an SSD 6 months ago, made a night and day difference :)
It also cost a hundred dollars more and came with nothing more than a paintjob. lol
@@CreamyI3eaver literally cost no more than the normal one x
@@scottrobinson6971 I had the option to buy both from Gamestop and the guy told me it was a hundred bucks more and only came with a paintjob so I didn't buy it. lol
@@CreamyI3eaver you’ve been had bro
Did this swap/upgrade tonight :) I feel like I was phenomenally over-cautious, but it was my first time taking a console down that far. The disassembly and re-assembly went well enough, but my dumb ass brain turned off completely at needing to format my flash drive in NTFS for the OS install 🤦🏻♂️ After getting that right, it worked out fine :)
speed increase worth it?
@@rotcataergeht if your after the speed increase for games only, you will notice little difference between an external SSD compared to a internal SSD. It makes the system much more snappy in the OS with an internal SSD
You mean FAT32 for the USB flash pen
I did this a couple of weeks ago with instrictions from iFixit, after my One X was refusing to boot with the original HDD and couldn't even install a new image on it. Internet says it's more likely a power supply issue that keeps corrupting the hard drive, but fingers crossed... it's worked so far.
Edit: Oh yeah, I must have spent 10 minutes at 17:00, figuring out how to put the top cover on. If you got it wrong, you really had to wrench it out to try again. I was sure I was going to break it.
Dude same thing, I had to back up and rewatch video.
Great explanation of what actually makes an SSD fast
For comparison sake what is the 4K read speed of a PCIE gen 3/4 NVME SSD?
The Samsung 970 Evo does about 50MB 4k random reads I think. And considering that it's a 3500MBps sequential reads, notice how those 4k ops aren't _that_ much higher than a cheaper SSD. There's probably faster drives out there, but I don't think you'll find another order of magnitude.
These numbers are also just scratching the surface, you've also got to consider write endurance, I/O ops per second, etc etc... But when even 20MBps is 100x faster than a HDD's 0.2MBps for 4k, it's a good tangible figure to explain why SSDs _feel_ so much faster.
@@Adamant_IT interesting. Thanks
Yassss 🙌🏻 just took the dive on my Xbox one X with a 1tb Evo and it was the most pain free update I've ever done . Ordered myself a SATA to usb3 cable so I can install the Xbox bootup video files next time I can be bothered.
What I've noticed ? It's smooth, QUIET, and games load levels and textures super fast. Control is a delight to play now 💓
How did you do with transferring over the xbox start up video? Did you add it to the USB drive? Or do you plan on taking the SSD out and adding it manually?
It works and if you are doing using SSD 1 Tera byte that's fine. This new update will recognize the 1 terabyte instead of the former update that only was recognizing 500gb.
The Xbox One S upgrade video popped into my recommendations 10 months ago and convinced me to subscribe. Nothing to regret and I'm glad to see another video like that one.
Anyone who is a fan of open -world and/or expansive games will love this upgrade. Even a relatively simple game (you'd think) like BFV sees a great increase in loading times when going into multiplayer and the like. Also, techy peace of mind that you know the bottleneck will be fully related to the CPU/GPU rather than other controllable factors.
Good comment thanks friend!
Great video. I was a little nervous about changing the mechanical hard drive on my Xbox One X Project Scorpio and I decided to pluge in after watching this video. I decided to go with a Crucial MX 2TB SSD, followed step by step but after turning it up and going to Offline update, I was getting errors E100 - E200 until I remembered that this xbox is on the preview omega, so I went back to a regular system on the old hard drive and after the automatic update pushed by microsoft and then swapping the hd for the SSD, the followings steps for the offline system update were positives.
Now thanks to your video I'm enjoying again a faster xbox and even quicker load times for my games.
Thanks a lot. Also hoping that my misadventure will help someone that may encounter
the same problem I did.
I was gonna go 2TB with my 1X, but I read that you cant do a system reset in the future without it messing something up, if you upgrade from the factory size of the console. Did you just install the ssd and perform the osu update, and thats it? I thought you had to run a script on a larger size that factory.
@@bomb447 Yes, I just brought the original HD to factory reset since I was using the OS for the preview and I was having errors after just 6% into the update. So once I went regular OS, I swapped for the 2TB SSD. No format at all straight from the box. Launched the recovery option as described on the video the two buttons and power on, recovery OSU and let it finish. All is working well and the drive capacity at the end is at 1.6 TB
@@HomerJayy Good to know. If you ever sell the console, or factory reset it, it might not work properly, according to an article I read, can't confirm though. Something to do with resetting to its factory 1TB, instead of the current 2TB, idk.
THANK YOU! Such an easy to follow step-by-step tutorial. I was in a boot loop error, and nothing would work. Xbox no longer supports repairs which was a huge bummer because I didn't want to buy a new one so close to the next gen launch. So I did a hail mary and bought a 1TB Evo 870 for $89 and followed your video. Now my One X rocks! Not only is it fixed, and it's sooo fast now! I can open and close apps as quickly as I can on my S24, basically instantaneously!
Bear in mind that every time you perform an offline system update you’ll lose the boot animation/splash screen as the file is not included, however it is included on the monthly online system update, or you could also add it manually but it’s not worth it in my opinion.
Indeed. I copied my boot animation from the outgoing drive, but to be fair the series x boot animation isn't something someone is going to miss, particularly if they have a great sound system...
Yeah, I've done THAT at 2 in the morning 🤣
Edit: whoops, I ment one x. The series x boot animation is far easier on the ears, and neighbours lol
This happened to me when I upgraded my One X. A few days later the animation was back without me doing anything. Good times.
@@YouNameItGaming Hi ! did you find the Series X boot animation dat file ? if yes can you share it please ?
@@Robm_ph no sorry, I said series out of error. I actually ment to say the one x boot animation.
I've had a quick look however, and can't seem to find it online either
@@YouNameItGaming is it possible to get the One X animation on the One S for example though? Maybe it'll work but just wipe with the next update
Amazing video my dude! I have been looking for sometime at different videos to do what you make look easy. Most videos are outdated and say you need to clone your old hard drive or run a script to make the new drive readable by the xbox etc. This is the best tutorial I have seen to date. I also have a repair store but I dont mess with consoles, I have the know how to take them apart and replace parts but the software is what gets me. Im so glad microsoft updated the way to reinstall the os its much easier than it used to be.
Thank you for sharing this great video. I've upgraded my Xbox One X with the very same model of SSD last year. However, i didnt force the console entering manual trouble shooting mode. I just powered on and used the controller to select trouble shooting mode to allow installing osu1. The SSD was initialized under windows 10 for consistency and bad sector check before being installed to the console. So i erased the MBR(with PartedMagic) and then installed SSD into the console. It's pretty import to erase MBR to make it as "uninitialized" because too many users encounter E10x. If the SSD is recognized as fresh new(uninitialized) by OSU, there wont be any E10x issues. Just a kind reminder for anyone who wants to perform a SSD mod. For SSD other than Micron Crucial, you can also choose "secure erase" to achieve the same effect. Only Micron Crucial products dont support secure erase. Besides, only buy standard capacity of the following size 500GB/1TB/2TB. Other capacity will neither be fully partitioned nor be properly formatted by OSU,and you might get the annoying E10x.
Did this for my model and at least I know that even if it's not as fast as what the new consoles do with SSD's, I alt least know the SSD will last longer than the stock hard drive
Its interesting the different approaches from Sony & Microsoft. With the PS3, PS4 & PS5 (expansion slot at least) the storage is very easily accessable, with no warranty stickers broken to replace that part. Arguably you could also include the PS2, with its expansion slot HDD.
Its good that you can still remove HDDs on the Xbox One consoles, but its obvious the console build design wasn't planned with users easily replacing that part. The 360 models were easier to replace, but if you used a third party 2.5" drive I believe it required some preparation with files on HDD etc. Whereas on PS3 & PS4, pop in any 2.5" SATA HDD or SSD, grab a USB for reinstallation file and you are good to go.
I swapped a 1TB Crucial MX500 into my base PS4 at the end of 2020. Despite that model PS4 being limited to SATA2, it is still a good upgrade over my old 1TB HDD. Typically load times are reduced by about a 3rd (eg 1m rather than 1m30s) but some games, like 'Death Stranding', loading the same save from main menu was about 1/2 the HDD speed (SSD 36.81s vs 66.19s HDD). Along with general system performance (the PS4 UI is comparatively pretty sluggish on HDD), improved response when taking video clips, some texture load improvements etc. All in, I've been very happy with the result.
I think I swapped my PS3 HDD once or twice. I started on a 80GB drive in my 'phat' and when my 2nd PS3 died (yeah 2nd), it was on a 320GB HDD. I replaced my dead 'super slim' PS3 with a used, but boxed slim 160GB and just left the original HDD in there. I still have the 320GB drive, I use it as a spare backup drive in a USB 3.0 enclosure. I used a 640GB HDD in an enclosure, old drive from my old laptop for backup, when I swapped the PS4 internal drives. It allowed me to copy most of my installed games over, saving me from having to reinstall discs, and the PS4s old 1TB HDD is also now in an enclosure and is basically a data mule for the SSD, as its relatively quick to copy things back & forth.
I got a Ps4 slim at the beginning of 2022 for a killer deal and have been thinking of putting an SSD in it because it will make it faster and it’s super simple. About 2 weeks ago I bought an Xbox One X that I thought just needed to update offline for another awesome deal but going through the process of using the usb I got for the SSD upgrade in my PlayStation and it didn’t work. I’m either going to by an SSD and try to make my Xbox One X work, and better than it did originally but if it doesn’t work I would’ve have wasted money buying an SSD because I’ll just put it in my PlayStation.
@@retrochi71 The USB stick didn't work with the XB1X? You tried all the USB ports? Not sure about Xbox, but for the PS4 when using the update file and console reinstallation files, Sony's guide page specifically mention using FAT32 formatting on the USB (along with specific file & folder names). Maybe the Xbox needs that, or possibly exFAT formatting. Alternatively, if possible you could try another USB stick.
Hopefully you'll be able to work it out, good luck with both consoles. If you do run into issues, the reddit for PS4 & XB1 could be a useful place to ask.
I did the swap , thanks for this video! I wasn't aware, but the Xbox One X won't format the drive correctly unless it's exactly 500gb or 1000gb. I wasn't aware of this, you probably said it in the video. I installed a 960GB drive and it formatted as though it was a 500gb leaving 365gb useable. So I took it apart again using your video and installed a 500gb.
Thanks for the video, just put a Crucial 2TB SSD in my One X. Cheers!
Great video. This was a lot easier than I would have thought. Thanks for taking your time and explaining what you were doing along the way.
I know it has been a couple of years for this video but I just did the upgrade and wanted to add a little something. I was getting error E101 during the update process, and after taking the drive out and copying the files many times I read on google that the problem could be the USB drive I was using to run the update from. After trying 3 different brands of USB I was finally able to get it to work properly using a maxell 16gb drive. 1 more thing to add is that the OSU that you download doesn't have the Xbox boot screen, you can either live with that or you can grab it off the old drive and place it on the USB and bob's your uncle. Great video as always.
Thanks for the video. Subscribed. It's nice to see a video without a spastic teenager playing annoying music during the presentation. I just ordered the Crucial drive and will give it a shot Christmas afternoon.
Dude your teardown and instructions on how to do this was spot on. I purchased a drive yesterday for my xbox one x. I got the drive today and already installed it. Currently downloading all my games as we speak! Good video man. Subscribed! 10 stars!
7mon in, how's it going for u?
@@tevinparker8189 I did this 7 months back.
@@NeoEmc2 how's your Xbox holding up so far?
@@tevinparker8189 like a boss. Everything works perfect. Games load ultra fast. Fast travel in rpgs is great too.
Best tutorials explained to 100. New subscriber without a doubt.
Late to the game but just did this with a 2TB SSD Sandisk and works like a champ. Thank you! I really love the ability to still play 3d movies on the xbox one s and x and the optical for stereo connections directly from the machine vs hdmi splitting audio from video.
what brand/type of flash drive did you use? I know im using a 3.0 PNY flash drive w/ 16gb of space, formatted to NTFS..but the "offline update" selection is blurred out and I cannot scroll over to it. thanks
@@maisumrizvi8244 SanDisk - Ultra 2TB Internal SATA Solid State Drive
Model:SDSSDH3-2T00-G25SKU:5969504
Thank you so much. Very accessible walkthrough that was surprisingly straight to the point. Subscribed!
Someone asked me if I could do this upgrade to his Xbox One X. I told him when I learn how to do that I will call him. Guess what I just learned. Thanks Graham.
Thanks for the extra tutorial about how to download and reinstall software. Will buy an SSD and come back to your video for reference.
8mo in, how's it going for u?
@13:00 if it's never been open and you've had it since launch or bought one from eBay do a repaste regardless it takes away any chance of overheating and gets rid of the Tim that has surely turned into concrete / Chalk by now. It'll prolong the life of this console a lil longer.
Plus a repaste is a good 'while you're in there' thing to do as well.
Can confirm. Have that exact SSD for my (PC) games. Cheap (enough) at around 100 bucks for 1TB, and games load quickly enough.
I forgot how calming are your videos to me! Thank you for continuing to post content.
This worked to perfection. Clear and precise instructions. Thanks Mate!
how’s the performance been since?
@@SimplyTrashed excellent. fast load times now.
2:58 image if it was that easy indeed I like that they made it that easy to upgrade or replace the ssd for the xbox series X now hopefully they continue that practice for future consoles generations great video! 👍
Great job on the little details like flat vs rounded screws to release the lower chassis as well as how to get the top cover back on without the need for maidens or firstborns. Two things I would make note of are 1. as far as clearing dust, an air compressor should only be used if you know it has dehumidified air, as rust spatting can be a consequence of a poorly maintained compressor; and 2. the flash drive is supposed to be formatted as NTFS to the best of my knowledge. Worst case for dusting, you can use an unused paint brush and get it pretty well.
I got my cousin's One X torn down and tested only to find that it's a retimer chip that went stupid :/ I have all of the soldering tools needed except for an adequate heat gun, which I haven't the budget for at this moment (aiming for the Quick that Louis Rossmann recommends).
Just did this upgrade tonight. It worked perfect. Thanks for the video.
Nicely done video. Detailed, yet concise and it worked with no surprises.
Replacing parts in the One X or just clean it, is one of the most easiest things. For myself Im cleaning the cooling fan right now and will replace the thermal pads for the CPU and put some new thermal paste on it.
I am really glad I found this video. I have been thinking about replacing our old reliable 360, and while the Series X is a beast, it seems it's not so easy to connect to legacy TV's (use our 360 on a 55" 1080p Panasonic Viera THX Plasma) and receivers (in my case, a 2006 Marantz SR7500). The Series X are also still very expensive here in Canada and because of this, I have been thinking of finding a second-hand One X. Partially because they allow optical audio out, and also because they are $200-275 used now. I would view this as more of a console evolution (a bridge before getting say, an LG OLED TV and compatible AVR to use with a Series X down the road) and knowing you can SSD swap a One X makes this seem like an even better idea.
Excellent video Sir, and I will use it as a reference for when/if I grab a One X, and want to hotrod it!
To follow-up, I did buy a one-owner, casually used One X for around $200, and I have just bought a WD Blue SA510 1tb SSD (everywhere near me was sold out of the Crucial units, and the computer shop said the WD is totally on par). I am hoping I can do the same thing...just swap the drive, and download and install the Offline System Update files like this video and call it a day. If all goes well, I will come back and let you, and your viewers know.
Bit late to this party, but you just saved me $50 at the local repair shop to upgun my X1X to a 2TB SSD. Hitting the Patreon to show my appreciation.
I just watched all of this and I don't even have an Xbone! Interesting all the same :)
I thought the HDD was married to the board and such. Thanks for this video, mate. I think I can repair an old console I have lying down somewhere, with this.
Project Scorpio was the first release and was limited edition to the first so many buyers
Thank god microsoft allows for easy drive swapping with the newest software version. I remember you had to download a tool to format and add OS files onto your replacement drive before putting it into the console.
Oh wow. I was worried about that. I'm glad I watched this video and saw this comment in particular. I just canceled a order for a sata3 to usb. U just saved me 10$ man! Lolz
@@TheCoJackProject While I haven't confirmed myself it definitely seems like it's much easier now. Curious how it goes for you!
I use to solely use MX500's or BX500's in SSD upgrades a good offerable drive, but after the treatment, I got as a business doing a warranty claim (The claim was for a 2TB drive that was misreporting hrs on & TBW, latest firmware & Crucial Storage Executive) for a business client of mine recently with phone calls to America from Australia as they wouldn't respond to email contact, I now refuse to promote their products & only use Samsung SSD's although their Samsung Magician software doesn't work very well on most older pc systems in my experience why I don't know on modern systems all's good.
#1, if you lag on streaming video/youtube, this will help huge. I was only able to stream in 420p without buffering, i can hit 720p now. Not to mention things load faster and it runs much smoother for sure.
Best tutorial, I just swapped mine now installing the games. (1 terra Twinmos ssd)
"United Kingdom, none those American rubbish" - Graham Lord. Reminded me of a lot about Dave from EEV blog.
I picked up far too many of Dave's catchphrases 😅
21:04 i want use this as my loading splash screen chime😹😹
Thanks a lot! My Xbox is up and running again after years of misery
Hi thank you. I did this step by step put a Samsung sdd in my Xbox one x download the software all work brilliant. Easy to follow
Was the process simple to do?😮
Yes just follow the video. Pretty easy
this video was brilliant as much as i only play pc it will help one day if a mate wants me to do a repair for him like this one. brilliant work :)
You can always install external usb 3 ssd and an internal ssd for best performance.
'Rust' is a game that loves an SSD.. loads in 1 minute vs 10 minutes off a HDD 😂
It rhymes
Excellent video Adamant IT.
Thank you.👍👍👏👏
I have an Xbox One I got from my nephew, it would crash a lot, then would go to green screen and stick on start up. He ended up getting a new Xbox one X. I pulled the hard drive out of the xbox one, ran a HDD test program on it on my pc and found it was indeed Bad. I orderd a new 1TB ssd for maybe a hair over $100. Installed it into the xbox one, had to use a thumb drive to upload a file to the xbox so it would format the new SSD and now the xbox one runs better than it did when it was new and loads game much faster than my nephews xbox one x. When his warranty runs out I will put a SSD in his.
Clear and concise, thank you Adam Ant
I did this for my Xbox too and while it does work well with games, I love have a speedy media streaming box in my room.
This was the best video on the topic and helped so much. I've spent the past 4 hours fiddling with shit trying to re-format shit on my computer, downloading shit and messing with coding. All I had to do was slap 'er in. I feel like such a fool. Great video!
870 EVO(best sata3 now) + one X is sooooo fast! (also MX500 is very nice good choice)
This guide was great, but I wanted to mention a hiccup I had. Initially I did not have the option to update offline from the first USB drive I used. This is a known working drive, but the Xbox wanted nothing to do with it. I used an old 16gb USB 2.0 stick I had laying around and it worked right away. So if the option is grayed out for you at first, try a different drive.
what kind of usb drive did you use initially?
@@JuanJimenez. A usb 3 Sandisk Ultra 64gb
@@raikiri23 shoot, i'm using the same drive but in 32gb. Hopefully this can work if not i'm forced to use another drive :
@@JuanJimenez. Hopefully it's just mine specifically. Good luck
@@raikiri23 it worked 👍
Trying to put the ribbon back was an nightmare for me when reassembling it
Inserting it before screwing back the PCB is always easier. 😉
PS4 and PS4 pro thermal paste both went bad on me at end of warranty period. Going this deep it makes sense to replace.
Graham Lord .. love it 👍
Just done mine, found out the hard drive needs to be blank before putting it in. I reused an SSD that had win 10 on it and kept getting errors.
Do I follow the same steps installing a SSD into the OG xbox one?
i just recently got that SSD for my pc as an upgrade from a 1TB WD HD. cant say ive noticed my pc start faster or anything but im sure it does... seriously tempted to do same for my xbox one but likely will wait till i need to open it for cleaning or something. just glad there is the option and a vid covering it to be honest.
Is the OS on the SSD though?
thank you for your video, I'll go ahead and do what you did, and hope it works for me, wish me luck.
Let's "Fix" Consoles. They really should allow you to update the on off sounds by now. I have the LE Forxa xbox one that makes Vroom sounds and everyone loves it and asks how to do it. Alas that's how it came. But it must be a separate file because otherwise it would be overwritten every update? Anyway good video. Keep it up!
The default setting for USB pens in windows is write caching disabled so you do not need to use safely eject, just yank it out :-)
You only really need to use safely eject if you have enabled write caching (Better performance)!
I see people loose their data far too often to roll those dice! I know that with write caching off, the chances of something happening are super slim, but it's good practise to just always safely eject. Takes two seconds to click the safe-remove button.
Thaanks! I just finished it and my Xbox is alive again!! I thought I lost it.! I just bought a series s and am glad I have 4k back!
Extremely informative video. Great job
Xbox更换固态硬盘非常详细，学习到了 ，支持一下。
fantastic tutorial!! thank you so much !
You want the Queens English, none of that American rubbish!!! As an American, I am not insulted!
you are a miracle man, thanks for everything.
Top tip regarding the use of an external SSD over replacing the internal drive for those who are anxious about taking things apart. Speaking of taking things apart, you worry me at times as you don’t appear to track fasteners/screws that you remove taking things apart - at least that’s how it looks on camera.
I usually go by memory. Sometimes I'm sorting/organising to one side off-shot though.
@Mikey is you worry about that you need a holiday
@@Simlife101 what’s a holiday? PS: I re-read my OP and I’m actually not sure what I was on cause I don’t make much sense 🤷🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️. What I was trying to say was that Graham worries me sometimes how he just removes screws without keeping track where they came from and as a suggestion, use an ice cube tray to put screws into each well as he removes them at different stages. Eg the first well in the tray for all the screw holding the back case on, then the second well for the next screws and so on. Not sure what I was drinking whilst writing my OP.
Project scorpio was the very 1st xbox 1X to be released. And that thing getting an s s d with stata three port will be pretty quick
Loving your content at the moment
Thanks 100% for the information
Great video -I appreciate the closeups and static shots to clearly show the disassembly and re-assembly! I know I'm late to this party, but can anyone verify for me the max size of SSD Xbox supports? I want to add a an EVO 4TB but only see vids for 1 and 2TB swaps. Is 4+ TB possible?
Was there anything on the old HDD? What about save games? What are you going to do with the HDD?
Customer had their saves in the cloud, so clean-install was fine. Old HDD, tbh I'd scrap it. IMHO, hard drives aren't good for anything these days. SSDs are affordable.
Great video Graham, nice work
Quick question I've been all over the internet. I'm trying to figure out what the maximum size of an SSD drive for the one x ? 🤔 Could I install a 4tb SSD and follow these instructions and still work.
Hallo! greetings from Germany! Good Video, cool voice and great english! Unfortuntely i found it too late so yesterday i broke my fingers trying to format an new ssd with a script...
Why not imaging the existing HDD and writing it to the SSD?
Sometimes you are replacing the HDD because it has errors. I am not sure if cloning works on the xbox HDD swap. .
Wouldnt it be easier just to clone the xbox hdd to the ssd and plug it in?
Couldn't you just have cloned the disk?
My last experience with HDD to SSD migration has been sector size mismatches and such. Most cloning software wants nothing to do with it, and if they can, I've read reports it'll severely degrade the longevity of the SSD. Whether that's still the case after the year or two ago I did the research, IDK.
PS4 is easier to upgrade to SSD. Was it not possible to copy the data from the old drive to a extern drive and after you doen the install. Put the old data in the SSD?
is the bottom of the console not actually flat, or is it just me? serious question though, as I don't think mine is either and i'm not entirely convinced that it's designed that way lol
Regarding the thermal paste replacement though, my guess is you've just never done it on these things before.
It makes an unfathomable difference to fan noise, and it also helps with the lifespan of the console because less of the heat is able to make it into the BGA beneath the CPU and the immediate part of the motherboard.
Sure, it definitely requires more time, effort, and patience, but if you haven't done it, you really should!
also, the factory thermal paste is genuinely terrible from factory is probably a good reason to do it too 🤣
What do you think about the samsung 870 QVO for the xbox one x? I know that the EVO is a better drive but would it be worth it for a console?
Perfect tutorial thank you
Anyone done an m.2 nvme in an enclosure upgrade yet?
Is this possible and would there be any real benefit?
A thought...if microsoft made an Xbox with easily removable parts but with lots of security seals to prevent the inquisitive and charged a bit more for them and marketed them as "enthusiast edition" would that be a thing gamers would want?
Since the internal drive connection and interface is sata, it would not be entirely possible to use specifically an NVMe M.2 SSD. You could in theory use a sata M.2 SSD inside a 2.5" SSD enclosure but truthfully that wouldn't make much sense and would functionally be no faster than a normal MX500, for example. As this is touched on by Graham in the video too. You will be bottlenecked by the sata 2 limitations.
It is possible with a MVMe M.2 to SATA 2.5" enclosure, however you would not notice too much difference as the SATA interface (on both the S and X) is "throttled" by the Southbridge IC
Ok I was doing this step by step but after doing the offline install and first time assistant I'm only getting a black screen after reboot. any ideas?
Well done mate.
You should do a alternate video with HDD to SSD cloning and setup, instead of just a blank SSD setup.
Plugging in the disk drive is a pain in the ass
Thanks
Doing this now 12.10.21 and the file is not 4.5 GB it is now 6.5GB for anyone new watching this. So make sure you have a usb drive at least 6.5 GB or larger
i just upgraded the one x to ssd and re pasted it . After countless crashes its like speedy Gonzalez now .
Wouldnt cloning the old drive onto the SSD be easier?
Have still yet to look into this, but my advice is to clean-install if possible, as you can make sure there's no junk or gremlins hanging around. Cloning might not be an option if the old drive has failed as well.
If you _need_ to preserve all installed games / saves, then cloning would definitely be the way forward though, yes.
@@Adamant_IT Do you still have the typical One X boot animation after your clean install?
Thanks for your helpful video!