Poll: *The Official PlayStation 5 (PS5) Thread*
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I get this message at least every other week with my sandisk extreme ssd. Is this not normal?
It's because you dont turn your console off properly or use rest mode for too long
Is there a chance of hardware damage? I assumed it was a bug, a standby mode is a fundamental feature.
Associate
The only improper way of turning your PS5 off is by flipping the switch at the wall. I note that you dont actually have a PS5 so you're clearly not talking from experience. Got a link for that issue ?
Soldato
On this new PS+ tier system if I have 12m of essential on want to just do a month of the premium tier can this be done?
Caporegime
No, it'll want you to upgrade the whole 12 months to Premium.
I have two years of essential stacked, I can't even trial the new tiers without upgrading the entire stacked amount.
They've essentially looked at all the gamers with stacked essential and said 'enjoy gamepass'. Loved the coincidental timing of the XBox showcase.
They've essentially looked at all the gamers with stacked essential and said 'enjoy gamepass'. Loved the coincidental timing of the XBox showcase.
Soldato
Screw that. I'll just get it from a cheap region. Only £3.30 for the top tier for a month on my Turkish account.
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Eh? There's nothing to say rest mode is meant to be time limited.
Mine is in rest mode all the time when I'm not using it.
Yep same, there were some issues with resuming from Rest Mode with external storage attached in the first few months after release, but they've long since been resolved.
Soldato
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I've used rest mode for the last year and never had any corruption so I don't think that's the problem (unless it's specific to one game, and then I'd imagine it would be a big deal as I reckon 99% of console owners will use rest mode).
Give over with your crap.
Soldato
That's why he's on my block list
Soldato
Could you please link/show where in any of Sony's documentation, digital or physical, where it states rest mode should not be used if using a USB SSD? Wouldn't it be disabled automatically if it detects this if that was the case, the device ID be on a blacklist?