Xbox One X Scorpio 5TB Internal Hard Drive Upgrade Using Windows Script 6.1
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- WARNING: You cannot use more than 2TB of space on internal drives regardless of what this video shows. Following this process will now be limited to 1.9TB internal:
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This video shows that with the 6.1 Windows Partitioning Script it is possible to use non-standard larger than 2TB and less than 500GB internal drive sizes.
A working standard 500GB, 1TB, or 2TB drive is required to be able to switch to a non-standard drive size.
The Xbox One partitioning script collection xboxonehdd-master-8.zip:
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OSU1 Offline System Update:
www.xbox.com/xb...
7-Zip Download:
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Thank you A1DR1K for discovering the disk GUID values:
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Items referenced in this video:
Seagate 5TB Barracuda Sata 6GB/s 128MB Cache 2.5-Inch 15mm Internal Bare/OEM Hard Drive (ST5000LM000)
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Seagate 1TB Laptop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 128MB Cache 2.5-Inch Internal Hard Drive (ST1000LM035)
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StarTech USB 3.0 to 2.5" SATA III Hard Drive Adapter Cable USB3S2SAT3CB:
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SanDisk Cruzer Glide CZ60 32GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive - SDCZ60-032G-B35:
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Samsung 850 EVO 250GB 2.5-Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-75E250B/AM)
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I will never do this but as a nerd I am SO HAPPY this video exists. SUBBED
Imagine if Microsoft just made a simple change and made any size of drive just work. How consumer friendly would that be...
PS4 did that
N/A N/A Yup. I recently just bought a 5TB external hard drive.
N/A N/A yeah but that’s a ps4 so...
Hey man great video. I utized your script today to upgrade my internal stock hard drive to a 2 tb ssd and it went flawlessly. For any of those that are thinking about doing this, dont hesitate, its pretty straight forward. I did it to an xbox one s. Super easy. Now my 1 tb drive was pretty much full so it took nearly 3 hours to transfer everything anx i did it on a super fast gaming computer. I also added a 4tb external as well for additional space. Booted up first try everything is there and moved it all to the external for now except my currently played games. Fantastic performance. For those that wonder, i leveraged a 2 tb Samsung evo for the job and a 4 tb samsung evo in a drive enclosure for the external.
Whats the fastest speed ssd it will accept and what connector type does it have to be
Thanks man, another great vid. I used your 2TB guide to upgrade my X to that, but seeing this now sure makes going to a 5TB seriously tempting hehe... Might be something I have to do.
Hopefully there is a new update on how or possibly getting the 5tb to work
Great job. If ever I can afford to buy the Xbox One X I would definitely want to install a larger internal hard drive
I don't often comment but this is one of those posts that helped me when all else went wrong. I tried doing various clones with boot uefi usb and windows programs to no avail. I followed this tutorial to a T using the 6.1 script. Also you need to disable antivirus during robocopy or you may get stopped. My first attempts did not work through the usb for some reason and I kept getting tons of errors. I put both drives on the sata bus and it went swimmingly after that. Shut down after copy and removed source then rebooted to finish with the gui part at 16 minutes into the video. Xbox works great now and I am chuffed. I used a Crucial 500MX 1Tb drive. Thanks again for the tutorial it is much appreciated.
Keep doing what you doing, did an upgrade from your video and it went like a charm. Very explanatory comments, maybe even too much but hej it really helps. Thank you.
Very nice! Thank you a lot for your great work! You explain everything very clear and easy :)
Great video. ✅
Great breakdown and step by step 👍🏼👍🏼
Use this video when I replaced the one x's 1TB with a 2TB SSD. Very smotth and accurate steps, and I used the new script, I think 8.x. The only thing that got me, is that you can't have too much drive letters assigned on the PC when you run the script. I have to disconnect all my network drives, and also dismount my mapped lone drive (I have drive letters mapped all the way to Z). If you do not disconnect all the extra drives, then you are going to get a extra large number for the original xbox drive when mounted. For me, the drive number is 14 before I do the disconnect. After that, the drive number settled as 4. The 2TB SSD run smooth in the xbox now!
Thanks, worked well. My drive kept failing so used your script to set up a new bigger drive. Took a few tryes to copy the data across as the old drive keept over heating but got there in the end with a fan pointing at it..
Excellent work as always, I'm currently updating a 2TB SSD as I type! One comment on your script though, please check for available drive letters or use System Labels for the robocopy cmds. I actually had an I: volume mounted and I copied about 1GB of personal data to my new Xbox drive before I noticed. Easily rectified, but also a simple fix.
Keep up the good work ;)
gloves085 thank you for the info. I'll keep that in mind for version 7.
The 2TB SSD is working like a dream with significant decrease in loading times as expected. It remains to be seen if the lack of TRIM becomes an issue over time.
Thank you so much! just used your guide to install a 2tb SSD. Was getting the E101 error before and couldn't use the offline update.
Does this still work? I heard a 2TB cap has been placed on this now
So you made this work but in the description you said that you can't make this work. Why?
freaking amaizng subbed !
In explorer, just use the file menu and select the option to open an admin prompt (either a cmd or a PS). No need to CD around.
I install in my ps4 pro 500gb internal ssd and external cady raid 0 8tb hdd and working great so far
Take a drink and bong rip everytime he links something down below in the video!
Thank you!
Windows uses MBR as default for it's drives, format the Drive to GPT and it'll recognise all storage space....not sure if the Xbox will still recognise the drive in GPT but a Windows PC will
Thank you very much 😊
Fantastic video thank you
I have a seagate 5tb external and when u turn off the Xbox , the hard drive stays on. Is there a way to turn off the drive once I turn off the Xbox or will it always stay on . Only way I can get it to turn off is by doing a full shutdown . Or can I unplug the drive once the Xbox is on sleep low energy mode and before I turn on the Xbox I plug back In ?
You can set it to turn off in settings
Hi, is Linux script supporting "Autosize Non-Standart w/ 2TB Disk GUID" ?
I suppose no :(
Can you add support for "Autosize Non-Standart" in Linux script?
Usage: create_xbox_drive.sh [options]
Options:
-c|--source Source drive to copy data to target drive -d with -s 2
-d|--drive Target drive to install Xbox filesystem
-s|--stage Install stage [0|1|2|3]
0 - will fully erase drive -d
1 - will erase and partition drive -d
2 - will copy source drive -c data to target drive -d
3 - will rewrite drive -d GUIDs
-t|--disktype Disk GUID to set [0|1|2]
0 - 500GB
1 - 1TB
2 - 2TB
-m|--mirror Mirror standard partition sizes specified with -t on drive -d
Not using this option will autosize 'User Content'
-h|--help Display help
Examples:
create_xbox_drive.sh -d /dev/sdb -s 0 (Erase a drive)
create_xbox_drive.sh -d /dev/sdb -s 1 -t 2 -m (Partition standard 2TB drive)
create_xbox_drive.sh -d /dev/sdb -s 3 -t 2 -m (Rewrite 2TB GUIDs)
I would have dropped a 2TB SSD in there, double the storage, and vastly increase boot time, and game load times :)
I installed a 960Gb SSD in my One S, and it acted like it was a 500Gb drive once restored via the OSU file. Going to put a 2Tb hard drive in there instead at some point.
Just ceep in mind that an external hdd is faster then the internal hdd,if ure not using an ssd offcourse.
But even if wonder 2 do this because it's looks nicer doh,keep up the nice vids!!!
The only bad part on my Blu-ray drive is the sensor that makes it pull the disc in. It ejects fine, and if I press the eject button twice it pulls the disc fine too. No weird noises, laser assembly works for both BD and DVD, but still I get error E100 at 56%. Is this enough to make it give an error? If so, how can I fix it? Please help me
Just do External 5 TB USB 3.0 Drive and call it a day. Do not want to void warranty..
some may not be in countries where it can be covered by warranty , and so they need bigger size , its annoying to have external drive , plus some might have data larger than 5 tb so they need internal and external drive, for example, my collection of digital games , i have 6tb, less than 1tb on the internal drive, and less than 5 tb on the external and about 2 tb on another external drive, , and xbox one x only have 3 usb ports, one i keep for one drive, the other for my Astrop A50 3gen headset usb cable ,and the 3rd one i connect usb cable for my elite controller, because wireless will have input lag that can effect FSP games if you play it as a professional you can notice that , so changing the internal drive to 5tb is a good option and i will go for it for sure .
Wisam Alzataf I get what you're saying but it's not like PlayStation there is no 8tb cap on the USB drive and you can use multiple drives on Xbox I have a 4tb and a 3tb hooked up to my one x and haven't even touched the internal drive.
legal even if you open it it dose not void warranty they say you cant open it but on paper they have to take it for legal reson but no one ever point that out
WRONG! Why do people go on RUclips with a bunch of NOT FACTS and misinform people?
it fact it will not void your warranty it just that you have to fight it in fact the stickers violate federal law read this motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/yp35zx/the-xbox-one-s-still-uses-microsofts-illegal-warranty-void-if-removed-sticker
@ 17:38 my 4tb instead of your 5tb has 1.675tb unallocated. why is it not using the entire drive? so at this point it seems that I am getting 1.6tb less out of my 4tb. Am I correct?
Can you do this without pulling the drive back out to add the boot animations? Will they redownload when you reformat the machine?
Yes and yes. Not sure why bootanim.dat is not included in the OSU1 update but it will come back the next time you do an update using the normal process.
nice Video.. Will this copy all the saved files on the existing? planning to upgrade my x drive to SSD.. tia
2TB only? Fuck, I wanted to use a 4-Bay/4 SSD External RAID-o case and plug in the Xbox's internal SATA port
hello is thank you for this video I have a question, you cloned your original disk to a blank 5 and you turned on your Xbox one x directly with your account?
Yes because it already had that info on the old hard drive
It acts as the same
@XFiX I tried replacing my Xbox One S HDD (retail 500gb HDD died) with another 500gb one, I got the partitions correctly but now when I turn on the console it says applying update then crashes with error E100 00000703 80910008. What can I do to fix it?
Patrick Souza E100 is a Blu-ray drive failure. If it's hooked up properly make sure you insert a disc. If you can't insert a disc this could be the real source of your problems.
So I have a 480gb (Kingston A400), do I choose A or D? Since it's not technically a 500gb.
System use storage
Help. I did everything in here. It took hours. When it finished it only allowed 2 tb and I have 1.7 GB of unallocated space. Please help.
use the lastest version
Did they Ever raise the internal TB cap limit; in a latet System Update? Or is it still stuck at 2TB....I recall PS4 upping thier internal storage limit to 8TB with a System update, and even added USB Hub support; which also supports 8TB..So, in Theory, you could be Rocking 16TBs on PS4 -- with the Right set up.
Edit: Personally, I just wish to Upgrade my Xbox One X to 4TBs -- So I can keep all of my Digial games Installed along side my Disk games.
No and I doubt they ever will at this point. The PS4 is very loose with drive size limits since they allowed for an easy upgrade path day 1.
The Xbox One has no real hard drive upgrade path and almost 6 years later 1TB is the standard. On the plus side Microsoft did allow for external USB drives day one and claim up to 16TB of external storage is supported.
Thank you for the Quick response. And I recall reading about that, but never seen anyone try to see if the Xbox One, Could truly read/use (with major failure) a external 16TB drive -- with these methods. Highest I seen someone do is 10TB an even then, they said it was hit and miss. While PS4 allow you to have upto 8TB internal and 8TB external ( thus limited the chances of crashes and major errors). And yeah, I'm sure Microsoft is aiming to let the Xbox 2 to have huge internal storge support -- to help make people want to buy it sooner, when it comes out. Along with other bells and whesles. Maybe even the possibly to switch out parts.
Edit: And theres a Rumour that the PS4 might be getting another major update that will allow it to Support 10TB for both Internal and Exstral....But not 100% confirmed yet.
Great video!!! I installed a 2 TB HDD in my original Xbox and I have decided to upgrade to the X. I got a little confused with the warning. Are you saying that even if you install a 5TB hard drive internally that you will only be able to use 2 TB of space on it? If that is the case, I imagine it's best to just stick with the 2TB HDD I already have?
Correctomundo - this video is moribund
Do you recomend to use thermal pads of 2.0 mm thick instead of the green paste that comes with the xbox one x console?
If the XBOX system can't use more than 1.9TB of space, what was the point of this video? I'm looking to utilize an SSD that's larger than 2TB for use with downloading/saving games on my One X.
Will a 4tb ssd work ?
Im getting missing operand when trying to create the drive. Any ideas
Can i take out my xbox one hard drive and put it in my xbox one x
Such A pain. Ms might as well use custom soldiered flash storage
There is soldered flash storage.
The OS is split between the motherboard NAND flash at 5GB and a possible 100GB of critical system files on the hard drive. In 2013 things were done this way to save cost and for security purposes.
Compared with the original Xbox's 256KB-1MB NAND or the 360's 16MB NAND 5GB is still pretty generous.
The biggest reason for the HDD requirement though is the Xbox One's use of a nearly complete Windows 10 installation. Sure the interface is neutered but Windows 10 is there.
Compare that with the original Xbox who's OS is on the hard drive (non-removable HDD) and the 360's OS completely in the NAND (removable HDD).
@@mpdavig I think they might as well make a system with full soldiered flash no hdd for both os and games. Lighter, more room to cool heat, possibly faster than HDD if it's custom flash and protect hackers from messing with system files. So pointless to have HDD since they don't even allow us to remove without voiding or going through stupid steps
Nice video🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Pretty sure anything over 2tb drive will not show as usable by Xbox OS
I have a 1 tb ssd, how can I transfer the script? I'm so confused, I want to install my ssd in my x box.
I would suggest starting with my tutorial which might get you pointed in the right direction for your situation: gbatemp.net/threads/xbox-one-internal-hard-drive-upgrade-or-repair-build-any-size-drive-that-works-on-any-console.496212/
Mhh… So what us the current situation regarding a HDD Upgrade?
Going past 2TB appears to be impossible and even just going past 1TB is not recommended while you're an active *Insider Preview* member?
Looks like the only reason why I'd want to touch the innards of my Xbox One X would be for a marginal SSD performance Upgrade, no?
Yes going beyond 2TB does not work correctly:
ruclips.net/video/tcoa8Xx_6oU/видео.html
Going to at least 2TB is fine on the Insider Preview program but you want to copy your 500GB or 1TB contents to the 2TB drive because OSU1 is useless in this case since Preview dashboards are beyond OSU1.
And yes, going to SSD only improves load times but I'm not sure it is worth the added cost.
Not changing anything is certainly valid if not the best choice in most situations.
If nothing else. This process is good for fixing a system with a bad hard drive.
I discuss the current state of everything in this video:
ruclips.net/video/3GlX_Ev_m30/видео.html
Would I be able to use this same method and use a disassembled Seagate 8TB hub with this and make it fit in the X without any super technical fixes in regards to space for the breather hole, closing the case back up, etc??? Edit: Also use the 2TB partition method for anything 5TB+ right? I'm either tired or confused I can't figure it out right now lol
Will this work with an 8tb SSD as well?
still a little question if you allow, you connected the 2 disk by SATA or by USB 2.0 or 3.0? Thanks you
In this video I use 2 x USB 3.0 to SATA cables. However, direct SATA connections work as well.
I just did mine, i think it works because it says that i have about 1.6tb of free storage though it still shows the drive as a 1.9tb(i had done a 2tb before and upgraded to a 4tb)
so whats the update with the 5tb Drive being 1/2 or 3/4 filled? at time of leaving this comment fresh 4tb hookup in my one x
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Hi,
Thanks for the great video. Before i carry on, is there any real benefit (i mean, visible in either boot/loading time and responsivness) to upgrade to an ssd? I was thinking about swapping the default 1TB non ssd to a 1TB ssd but since they are not cheap i'd like to know if there will be any visible real benefit
Thanks
I did mine today and i woud say there is a noticeable difference especially with games that have longer loading times. It seems to have resolved some of the glitchiness and stuttering of several games and the whole thing definitely boots faster on average. Reduces loading by about 1/3-1/2 in several cases. Its a trick ive been doing for years to my pcs and laptops to get better performance so yes its worth it. Just dont go cheap on your ssd. They are not all alike and you will see better gsins from better quality drives. Google best drives and make your decision from there. I always use samsung evo drives as they are the best but there are others that are adequate.
So you paid over $ 1,000 dollars for storage on xbox one x . That's now more than a pc and does way way less . Really smart investment. Also the games get overwritten so much it will probably not even last that long . The large capacity ssd's dont hold up as well unless you buy a server grade .
MS will drive me crazy with the dozens of (very similar) product names it selects. So, if anyone can tell me whether the X Box One X Scorpio still really exists - or whether it was just a one-shot edition - I would appreciate it.
MS hardware names, especially this generation are the worst. Starting with the name "One" itself. I'm sure this was Don Mattrick's decision.
Now the "One X" can make games look better in general on any TV particularly if it improves the resolution and frame rate but without personally owning a 4K TV I've been happy with and have continued to use the original "One" and "One S" models.
That said, the "One X" will exist as long as this generation does.
I NEED HELP PEOPLE can i take out my xbox one hard drive and put it in my xbox one x PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME THANK YOU
jimmy jimmy it is possible since the drives are structured the same however you will need to do a system reset before the drives will work since the data is tied to the console.
ruclips.net/video/hYdza-udoi0/видео.html
1. Swap the drives
2. Reset the system
3. Do an offline OSU1 update if reset results in an E### error.
Question..... You say You have to have a working drive... What if the drive/software is corrupt. I believe I have issues with the drive. I would not want to corrupt the new drive. Can you advise?
Is it possible to use 192/240GB SSD with this script?
Yes, I have a video where I installed a 256GB SSD. I used the Linux script here but it would work with the Windows script as well. You could theoretically go as small as 128GB but you'd only have 10GB of usable internal space.
ruclips.net/video/gPJ-sBAWeL0/видео.html
Hi, I left you a message on twitter asking if you can help me with my error issue. Followed your steps but get an error when i try to copy the data to the SSD. It says 'Missing system support J' as well as something similar but 'System Update K' and 'System update 2 L'. I left pics. If you can please help ! Thanks
last week I tried to do it with 1 to sshd but I was directly blocked in the first choice on the script :( so I just changed the thermal paste and my xbox works much better but I would also like to put a sshd
Running the script as administrator is one of the most important steps but I'd have to know what you mean by "blocked in the first choice on the script" to help you any further. The more specific the better.
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Gamer-pc this is good thank you. You can see the diskpart output is still French, but it should be English. Something is preventing Englishize it from temporarily swapping the language. I'll look for a workaround and get back to you.
Oh thank you very much
Will the script work for an Xbox One S? Is it possible to use a 1TB SSD as the new drive instead of a standard disk drive? Thanks.
Yes and yes. Any 500GB, 1TB, or 2TB 2.5” SATA HDD, SSHD, or SSD drive will work.
Can you be banned if you upgrade the hard drive higher tha 2Tb?.
Btw Nice video 🙏🏼☀️
No
Can you install one of these 1TB EVO ssd's using am external USB 3.0 caddy on xbox one x, or would that slow down the read speed significantly?
No its not posible
If you cannot use more than a 2 tb drive despite what the video show, then what is the point of the video?
Mine will only use 2 tb out of 4 tb
This is to be expected with the new 7.0 version of the script:
ruclips.net/video/xBvGFUaOGB4/видео.html
Using internal drives larger than 2TB do not function as expected:
ruclips.net/video/tcoa8Xx_6oU/видео.html
@@mpdavig Is there a way around this such as adding a partition?
so a 5tb drive installed but only 2tb can be used
Hi, how are you? Can I use more than 780gb in an ssd in box one x? I saw that 50gb is left that is not allocated, could you help me?
May be a stupid question, but can't you just use a drive cloner?
Not a stupid question and you can. I use Clonezilla personally and it's fine when going to drives of equal size. If you are going to a larger or smaller hard drive my scripts are much much easier.
@@mpdavig Would that be because the cloner, obviously, would clone the drive exactly how it was and if going to a larger drive the partitions need to be proportional to the overall disk space?
Exactly. This is taken from a comment I made a couple days ago about a similar question:
You wouldn't want to adjust the partition sizes using clone software because the Xbox One expects specific sizes. The difference between a 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB Xbox One is not just the "User Content" partition size but the disk GUID itself. The specific partition sizes and GUID values are contained within the script and should be maintained to ensure the hard disk is both recognized by the Xbox One and is resettable. This isn't to say you couldn't use clone software but my script takes all of the guess work out. I used a combination of CloneZilla and gparted in the past but there were numerous steps and the process took hours.
@@mpdavig Gotcha! Very insightful thank you! Have been wanting to swap my HD for SSD for a while, so I now feel confident to do so.
@@mpdavig thanks for your video
Can You Use A Data Migration Tool To Do That?
The latest version of my script has a direct copy or backup and restore process to upgrade while keeping all your data:
gbatemp.net/threads/xbox-one-internal-hard-drive-upgrade-or-repair-build-any-size-drive-that-works-on-any-console.496212/
I guess, this will also work with 4TB version drive, or not?
question, if I do this upgrade is there a way I can copy over my games from the hdd I remove to the new bigger hdd? Reason I am asking is because I don't want to re-download all my digital games.
Yes, if you can wait a bit longer I'm going to have a new video on this this week and will link you right here.
Hello Guys.. I have a question maybe someone can help with.. I know that this is not the same type of upgrade that I did.. I went from a 1tb drive to a 500gb ssd using the USB reset method found on another website and yes I have left a message on their also with no actual answers except another user saying he had the same issue with the same fix I did.. Well here is the problem After the upgrade everything went fine but my cd drive would not read any discs it would not auto load discs even though u could here it working but u would get an insert game if u own it error if launched from a previous install also.. The only fix was setting the power saving mode to always on instead of energy saving and doing a hard reset.. after that u would have no more issues but as u should know then ur xbox never really shuts down thus defeating my purpose for the upgrade which was quickier startup times from a energy saving setting which it does from a minute and half to 1 minute flat but then it would never see the drive after restart.. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.. thanks
Is it possible to just clone the Xbox One X 1TB HDD to a 1TB SSD without going through all this? Just need a definite answer before i pull the trigger and do this.
RAMBOLOGY yes, in fact that would be the better method.
I highly suggest using Clonezilla disk to disk copy to maintain all the GUID disk and partition values. If using something else make sure it is an exact disk clone.
XFiX Thanks, Gonna try this tonight. Keep up the good work.
@@JayVtec-GAMING I attempted this but clone zilla or Acronis software weren't working out for some reason. So I just started fresh following his video and managed to get an ssd operating in my xbox, No cloning required.
What error did you get with Acronis, debating doing this tonight using acronis or a disk duplicator.
So do you still need to grab the latest OSU file if you're not copying directly from another standard working drive?
lilhed yes. Since you can't go directly to a non-standard size and if you want to go to 5TB for instance, you'd have to get a 500GB, 1TB, or 2TB working with OSU1 first.
I allways put latest OSU1 to partition "System Update" and OSU2 to partition "System Update 2". I tried this and it works no mater when console was last updated.
Can I use a usb drive to add the script install the ssd first then extract for the ssd is that possible so confused.
On the script why only 2Tb?
I bought a Xbox one x with a corrupt hard drive so I need a new one could I buy a new drive a replace it with this info?
painting a HD? that's really dumb!
im sure that ( I cannot use windows 7 , but must use windows 10) in order to do this for my 4tb drive?
Cant find anything on this. Help appreciated. I own 2 xbox x consoles. 1 is being used for parts and other needs hdd. All is up to date...anyone know if I can just swap console 1's hdd into the 2nd one? Guess I'm a rare situation. Looked everywhere online and nobody has anything on this. I know I can just try but am afraid it may cause issues where if it doesnt work then it freezes up the 2nd console that needs the hdd. Like a copyright encoded type thing that locks up the system. Figured worst case is put it in and see what happens and if it won't work just put it back in the original console. I know it's not like the 360...where the hdd was encoded for each unique console.
I keep getting 1.67 TB unallocated for some reason, Im using a 4 Tb seagate 2.5 HDD, also the version 8 where your using 6.1, don't know if that matters but any input would be welcomed.
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man a ps4 can use 4tb and 5tb internal while xbox one can only use 2tb
Im sure my HDD has failed, as when it booted up in the past it was jittery. Now it errors E105 or E102. And i hear no spin up of the drive.
So question, can i put ssd in, and will i have any issues or anything to extra to do if i dont have a functioning official drive. (I plan on only a 1TB replacement drive)?
Apparently what I heard is if you put in a ssd you can get banned for it, don’t know how or why but that’s just what I heard.
@@Brad_2123 thats a lie you dont get banned
I'm so torn on what HDD upgrade I want to do on my XBOX One X. Do I want a 4TB/5TB HDD. Maybe install the 2TB FireCuda Hybird HDD. Go for a 500GB SSD. Do I want tons of storage and not have to upgrade again. Do I want faster load times. Is the FireCuda a good trade off? Can you do a speed test on the XBOX One X using all 3 upgrades. Thanks!
@Amy --> Then don't do it, nobody is forcing you voiding the warranty on your console. If you watch the videos of XFiX it seems really easy and everybody can manage the HDD upgrade, but believe me: it is NOT that easy for beginners and novices.
I will be putting a 1tb SSD in mine
dred05m Hahahaha... I think you misunderstood. I want to do the upgrade. I just don't know what upgrade I wish to do yet. Do I want more storage or faster speed for better load times. I am far from a beginner. I've modded every video game system I've owned. I have done several JTAG/RGH mods to an XBOX 360. Have a XK3Y installed on one of my XBOX 360's. Have installed modchips in PS1, PS2, GameCube, XBOX. I had already did a HDD upgrade on my original XBOX One using a 7200RPM 750GB Western Digital Black HDD 2 years ago. So I think I got this handled.
@AmyGrrl78 I'm a bit torn on this myself but here is what I would recommend in order of preference:
1. 2TB SSHD - in my speed testing, video to come shortly, after starting the same game 2 or 3 times, performance was much closer to SSD performance than HDD and SSHD is only $10 more on average compared to HDD. Plus, since this is an MS supported size resetting isn't an issue.
2. 5TB HDD - you get nearly 3 times the space over 2TB and 12 times over 500GB, enough said. It's the slowest option but this mostly only affects load times not game play. Also, the most expensive option and cannot be reset.
3. 500GB SSD - obviously improved load times but that's it and you'll likely wind up loading games from an external anyway.
Right now I have 2 2TB SSHD systems and a 4TB and 5TB system.
@lilhed - 1TB SSD is awesome, it's the price tag that gets me
This is just a question of whether you value speed over size or vice versa.
Hi, so, if i install a 4TB drive or higher i can't reset my console (no difference if keep the games or if i hard reset the console), right? No problem with a 2 TB hdd, correct? @XFiX
Yes this is all correct.
I made a video illustrating how you can prepare for resetting a non-standard drive but using a 2TB drive will reset without an extra effort.
ruclips.net/video/0h0cEPXPB9w/видео.html
i just saw the linked video. So, for example, i hard reset the X and make a backup on my PC of the 1TB hard drive. If there will be any sort of problem with the brand new 2TB hdd, i can put in again the old one and the console will strat again from the beginning, correct?
is there a risk to get banned from xbox live using modified drives?
Not aware of anyone who has. That said I recommend sticking withe the standard 500GB, 1TB or 2TB sizes when increasing or just upgrading. First because everything will just work as expected even when resetting the system and second there is a hard 2TB limit on internal drives:
ruclips.net/video/tcoa8Xx_6oU/видео.html
IF I GET ANOTHER XBOX-X I MAY DO THIS, BUT HAVING THE ORIGINAL SCORPIO, I'M NOT GONNA TAKE ANY CHANCES. AND I WILL SAY I'VE DONE A SIDE BY SIDE COMPARISON BETWEEN THE X & THE S AND THE S OUT PERFORMS THE X. IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE WHY BUT THE RUN SPEED, FPS, AND DOWNLOAD SPEED WAS FASTER ON THE S THEN THE X, ALL USING THE SAME EXACT INTERNET SPEED, STORAGE SIZE, ETC... I DUNNO WHAT IS DIFFERENT BUT THERE IS SOMETHING TO THE S OVER THE X.
If I want to do a 10 Terabyte internal hard drive will it fit? What 10 Terabyte hard drive do u recommend for me I have been wanting to put a 10 terabyte can my xbox one x fit a 3.5inch? Or does it have to be a 2.5 inch? And does that hard drive have to be a 4K hard drive?
I would like to keep it as Seagate.
And where can I order colored led lights for my xbox indicator light?
If I had a a 1tb 860 evo and used a dock cloner with the original xbox one x drive would it work?
probably yes
How many millimeters tall can the HDD be?
Can u give me a link to a video so I can install my 4 TB internal harddrive on my xbox one
Will this work on orginal xbox one ? ( dont want to upgrade the new one ) - want to upgrade the older model ... thx
I installed Segate firecuda in the xbox ( 2TB tho ) works a lot better than the original :)
I am new to the XBox console & its many offspring. Can anyone advise if there really is (or will be shortly) an XBox One X Scorpio (as several RUclips videos, like this one, seem to imply)? I'm about to buy the XBox One X & would rather not find out next month that a "bigger, better" version is being launched! Thx.
T Taylor the Xbox One X "Scorpio" was a limited pre-order edition of the Xbox One X. The only difference is the Scorpio edition had an added printed logo on the console and the controller. This edition was never sold outside of pre-orders and will not be sold again.
XFiX Thx for clarifying - I can now go & drop a bundle (in CDN dollars :) on the XBox One X!
T Taylor yeah, they have that E3 deal going on. Certainly good timing for you.
Sir in my xbox one I wos have hdd 500gb,I need to replace my hdd with 750gb ,but I don't know if it will possibly please help me
yes is posible
Is this still work at 2024?