The PS4 Pro side of things also has a few customizations, such as a 2TB SSD for storage and a custom cooling system, too.

Switching your PS5 ’s internal SSD to an M.2 NVMe SSD can potentially improve the load times of PS4 games, a new analysis suggests.

Well, does it? In the video, Digital Foundry puts this to the test. The tech outlet attached the same OCZ Trion 100 SSD to the original PS4 and the Pro to find out.

The PS4’s swan song, Ghost of Tsushima dazzled us with its beautiful world, which took some time to load. Unfortunately, playing the game off the SSD on PS5 doesn’t impact the loading times.

Step 2 After you have saved your data and installed the SSD in to your shiny new PS4 Pro, you will need to download the PS4 OS - in this case update 4.05.