Hardware Replace stock internal 2.5 ssd?

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Hello all...

I am officially the proud owner of a PS5 as of yesterday.
I looked up and down this PS5 forum and could not find the answer so I went ahead and decided to make this thread.

So with that out of the way, I was wondering if I could replace the stock internal 2.5 ssd with a bigger one?
I have a 2tb WD Blue laying around and was just curious.


EDIT*
I just found out that internal stock ssd is actually made into the board as a chip.
So I found the answer to my own question.
 
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