The Xbox Series S SSD drive can be completely filled with just two games

Xbox Seires S is equipped with a 512 GB SSD drive, but in reality, only 364 GB of memory is available to users to store content.

Given the fact that modern games weigh more and more every time, the internal storage of the console can fill up very quickly.

This was clearly shown by the Xbox player Raymond Cox, better known by the nickname Stallion83, who was the first in the world to score 1 million game points on Xbox Live.

As part of the "experiment", he was able to fill the entire Xbox Series S drive with just two games.

To pull off such a trick, Raymond chose one of the heaviest titles - Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War - whose size is 241.9 GB, as well as Destiny 2, which took another 111.3 GB.

As a result, after installing both games, the storage level reached 99.4% and only 2.3 GB of free space remained on the SSD of the console, which may become a problem for downloading updates and patches in the future.

However, not all developers are as bad at optimizing the weight of their games as the authors of Black Ops: Cold War.

For example, the recently released Star Wars Jedi: Survivor fit on the Series S in a rather modest 44 GB, whereas on the Series X the project occupies 139 GB.

In addition, in case of acute memory shortage, no one forbids expanding it with an SSD card from Seagate, available in variants from 512 GB to 2 TB, or storing the library on an external HDD.