While installing games on the PlayStation 5 for the testing, I was also struck by the fact that it felt like games were downloading much quicker. Despite some fan statements to the contrary, it can take much longer to download games on the PS4 versus Steam or even the Xbox One. I have a rather robust Verizon FIOS internet—756 Mbps down, 939 Mbps up—and I have both systems wired to the router, so I know that's never been the problem. I decided to test the difference with small and medium-sized PS4 games.
For the small game, I chose Disgaea 5, which comes in at a very slight 6.58 GB. On the PlayStation 4 Pro, it took 10 minutes and 42 seconds to download the entire game, versus the mere 1 minute and 58 seconds on the PlayStation 5. From there, it only took 1 minute and 2 seconds to transfer to the external hard drive, making it playable on both systems.
The medium-sized game I chose was Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise, standing at 36.6 GB in total size. That took a total of 58 minutes and 34 seconds to download completely on my PS4 Pro. On PS5? 7 minutes and 1 second. From nearly an hour to under ten minutes is an astonishing drop in terms of download times. That's almost worth the price of admission alone. Suffice it to say, you probably don't need to keep your PlayStation 4 around anymore.
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