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Expanding Xbox Series X Storage: SSD, Expansion Card or Hard Drive?
The title refers to the Xbox Series X, and storage is one of the first things owners run into. The console's internal SSD holds a limited number of modern games once system files are accounted for, so most players eventually need more room. There are three main routes, and each suits a different kind of player.
Official Storage Expansion Card
The expansion card plugs into the dedicated slot on the back of the console and behaves exactly like the internal drive. Games optimised for Series X|S can be played directly from it with full speed, including Quick Resume and fast loading. It is the simplest and most seamless option, though usually the most expensive per gigabyte. Licensed cards are available from Seagate and, more recently, other approved manufacturers.
External USB SSD
A USB 3.x external SSD is a good middle ground. You cannot run Series X|S-optimised titles from it, but you can store them there and move them back to internal storage when you want to play, which is much quicker than downloading again. Backward-compatible Xbox One, Xbox 360 and original Xbox games can run directly from an external SSD, often loading noticeably faster than from a hard drive.
External Hard Disk Drive
A traditional USB hard drive offers the most capacity for the money. It works well as a library or archive for games you are not playing right now, and it can run older-generation titles directly, just with longer load times. For a large back catalogue it is hard to beat on value.
Which to choose
- Play many new releases at once: the expansion card.
- Mix of new and backward-compatible games: an external SSD.
- Huge library on a budget: a large external hard drive, ideally alongside one of the faster options.
Many players combine an expansion card for current favourites with a large hard drive for storage. If you are heading to a gaming event in Nashville, sorting your storage beforehand means your downloads are ready when you get home. You can see what is coming up on our events page or read more in our guides.