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However, you’re going to want to upgrade its storage capacity as soon as possible, as the regular Xbox Ally’s internal SSD only has 512GB while the Xbox Ally X has 1TB.
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With AAA games requiring dozens of more gigabyte space than ever, it will chew through these internal SSDs in no time at all.
Fortunately, both models of…
