Those gamers making an attempt at taking apart the Xbox One X to replace its HDD, take heed: it's not just a simple matter of screws and swapping. As we first addressed in our original full Xbox ...

Replacing Xbox One hard drive makes system run faster, modder shows New video details how to replace hard drive for Microsoft's new system; doing so will void your warranty.

The WD Black C50 comes in three variants: a 512GB model, a larger 1TB version, and a much newer 2TB version. We found the 1TB ...

Switching out the Xbox One's hard drive for something faster won't improve your game much, but you could always do it just to get more space.

With Cyber Monday savings already live early across many retailers, we've rounded up the best external hard drives and SSDs to expand your Xbox One, Xbox Series X, or Xbox Series S storage.

Xbox One Image used with permission by copyright holder Your Xbox One or Xbox One S will connect to an external hard drive via USB 3.0, so long as it has a storage capacity of at least 256 GB.

The Xbox One arrives with a 500GB HDD built-in, and in contrast to the PlayStation 4's easily-accessed storage, it's not meant to be accessed or replaced by the user, ever. While we'll probably ...

Seagate 2TB Game Drive for Xbox review Xbox branding bumps up the price of this hard drive - but not the performance.

If you have a 20GB Xbox 360 and want to upgrade your HDD to the official 120GB HDD, be prepared to be ripped off by Microsoft. The company charges close to $200 for the official Xbox 360 120 GB ...

Microsoft has confirmed the Xbox One's internal hard drive will not be interchangeable; USB 3.0 allows for users to plug in external hard drives for additional storage.

The larger HDD for the Xbox 360 Premium sounds pretty realistic, especially considering that Microsoft likely wants to beef up the user base of Xbox Live Marketplace's video rental capabilities in ...

Microsoft's Xbox 360 is notably cheaper than Sony's PlayStation 3, but its storage options are strictly limited, and its component pricing out of touch.