how many digital games you have inside that beast of yours dude?

wrong move

4.5 update will blowed u away (external hdd support)

a 3.5inch external hdd will be the best price/performance choice

where'd you order it from?
can't find it anywhere

Never tried SSHD, but according to tests i read online, load times get faster the more you reload a game

ADD:

Anyone here selling PS Plus? Kindly PM me for fast deal.

Asking here coz prefer to buy with active members rather than seller solely.

Ben, would like to ask you something considering you are very knowledgeable.

I am planning to change the HDMI cable for my PS4 Pro as the default is too short, does the quality of HDMI cables matter?

I see some HDMI cables are 2.0, some 1.4, and some really expensive ones.

Did my research and some sites say that it doesnt really matter what HDMI cable you use, it's all the same?

Q: What video output settings does PS4 Pro support?
At launch, PS4 Pro supports all of the HD video output settings found on the standard PS4. Notably, PS4 Pro introduces 4K output, with settings for both 2160p YUV420 and 2160p RGB (recommended if your TV supports it) at up to 60 frames per second when using a supported 4K TV and Premium High Speed HDMI Cable.

I think cannot la change TV Hz. TV Info still show it run on 60Hz or 120Hz even input 24/30fps.

Generally speaking, if a TV or other display device showed you 24 frames per second, it would look really choppy. Movie theaters can get away with it because the images are so dim (usually a fraction of what your TV produces). If you were to display 24fps as 24fps on something as small and bright as your TV, it would flicker a lot. Even theaters don't really show 24fps. They use a rotating shutter to throw a black frame in between each film frame. Sometimes these rotate at 48 or 72Hz, so you're seeing each frame two or three times, with black frames in between. This is fast enough that you can't see it (obviously). So 4k TV still maintain at 60Hz or 120Hz.

What I mean "Upscale" is about 1080p ps4 to 4k TV. Nothing to do refresh rate or PC connection or PC monitor.

My question is about PS4 pro especially. If can choose 30fps or 60fps setting, is there any different on 4k TV? as in 120Hz, TV will multiply to fit it.

Anyone who had upgraded their internal to 2TB, may I know what HDD you are using? which is 9.5mm thin? Does today 2TB internal HDD come in 9.5mm?