Call of Duty Black Ops 7 PS5 + Samsung 990 Pro 4TB Heatsink support - Coolblue

Call of Duty Black Ops 7 PS5 + Samsung 990 Pro 4TB Heatsink

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Note: this M.2 SSD has a PCI Express 4.0 (NVMe) design and only works if your system supports PCIe 3.0/NVMe. In addition, the SSD has an M-key, which only fits in systems with an M slot. Make sure to check this in the manual of your laptop or motherboard. You can play Call of Duty Black Ops 7 on the PlayStation 5 and store the game and all your save files on the Samsung 990 Pro 4TB Heatsink NVMe SSD. Thanks to the 7450Mb/s read speed, your game loads faster than when you use the internal SSD of the PlayStation 5. In the co-op campaign of Call of Duty Black Ops 7, you can work together with up to 3 friends as elite agents that fight against an enemy. After the campaign ends, everything ends with an online mission where up to 32 players come together on the Avalon map. Keep playing online with futuristic weapons in classic and new maps, or descent into the next round of Zombies in the Dark Aether. Your storage is well-cooled during gaming, thanks to the included heatsink. It actively leads heat away from your console, so everything keeps running smoothly. With 4TB storage in total, you have space for about 90 large games. This way, there's always space on the 990 Pro, for example for DLCs.

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