StorageReview revamped the Steam Deck game handheld, expanding the capacity to 61.44 TB

CTOnews.com November 3 news, StorageReview Lab recently modified the Steam Deck game handset, modified to use the Solidigm P5336 enterprise SSD, the capacity increased to 61.44TB.

Currently, on the Valve platform, the maximum capacity of Steam Deck is 512GB. Steam Deck supports a maximum of 2230 M.2 SSD, with an upper limit of 2TB.

For the success of the transformation, StorageReview Lab uses NFHK's M.2 to external U.2 adapter for bridging, with an Icy Dock housing to secure the drive.

In addition, the Steam Deck is unable to meet the power supply, so the lab uses ATX power for additional power supply, and the power pins on the ATX connector are shorted to be permanently turned on, ensuring a consistent and adequate power supply for large (now external) SSD, where more information can be accessed.

CTOnews.com Note: Solidigm, formerly part of Intel's storage business, is now an independent subsidiary of SK Hynix in the United States. Headquartered in San Jose, California, Solidigm has nearly 2000 employees and offices in 20 regions around the world.

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