Xbox 360 SSD Maker - Now it's possible to flash certain SSDs to work on a retail Xbox 360 console!

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Commercial? Ehh, not extremely expensive at least...

At the same time, don't HDDs already saturate the 360's internal transfer speeds? I still don't understand the point of adding SSDs into old consoles other than not having an HDD sticking out, since in most cases there's no clear benefit.

At one point in the future, 2.5" HDDs might be a thing of the past, having 2.5" SSDs work on a stock 360 will be a very neat thing.
 
I'm also not willing to pay the same price or more for a new HDD that I would for an SSD, which in the capacities I would buy is generally the case.
HDDs also have longer seek times because of the mechanical aspect, but, of course, that's only going to add a few seconds max to any reads affected by them.
 
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I'm a bit confused - this post says the PNY CS900 is compatible, but the fatxplorer site says it's a riskier buy :P

Edit - Oh I see, SM2259XT2 is supported but there's a chance it could be Yeestor?
 
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I'm a bit confused - this post says the PNY CS900 is compatible, but the fatxplorer site says it's a riskier buy :P
If you're buying a new drive for this, I'd recommend to save yourself the trouble and get the Lexar NS100 (512GB, TLC NAND) if possible. High compatibility probability and low cost.
But yeah, some of the drives have a chance of including an incompatible controller chip, so they're not the best options just based on being a sort of gamble.
 
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