Framework, the makers of the modular Framework Laptop, is selling 2TB SSDs for the Steam Deck. The company is all about offering upgradeability for its own products, so when the opportunity came to pi
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Framework, the makers of the modular Framework Laptop, is selling 2TB SSDs for the Steam Deck (opens in new tab). The company is all about offering upgradeability for its own products, so when the opportunity came to pick up a batch of small footprint SSDs suitable for the portable PC to sell on its own store, it took it.
Framework is selling the Western Digital 2TB SN740 2230 for $299 (opens in new tab) in its US store, and $399 CAD (opens in new tab) in Canada. The company says it’s looking into availability in Europe and Australia, too.
It’s pretty handy to have a legitimate place to buy this specific drive, as generally drives of this compact form factor and capacity are not altogether easy to come by from elsewhere.
This 2TB drive would make for a tasty upgrade for even the highest capacity 512GB Steam Deck. In my case, it’d offer a lot more space for the heaps of indies I load onto the device, but if you’re looking to play some triple-A games, those real mighty storage hogs (opens in new tab), this is the sort of upgrade you’ll want to make.
