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SSD in a Pro is pointless

Using an SSD still decreases load times, so by definition it can't be pointless.

The best pile of dog crap is still dog crap. Sounds like purchase justification to me.

No, Infinite Warfare's campaign really is great. And I say that as someone who got it for free. Casting doubt on someone's opinion because they bought a product that you dislike is unfair and counterproductive. The guy who actually played the game knows much more about its quality than someone who didn't and/or can't handle the very premise of the game.

Can you do us all one MASSIVE favor and do some testing on install/DL/load times on games with the different models? Curious to see if the CPU and SATA bumps make it any better.

That's too much to ask, but luckily someone else has already done the testing:

Eurogamer: Is it worth upgrading a PS4 Pro with SSD?

Picked up a PS4 Pro for $370 after tax with this coupon and Red Card. Wish the coupon had stacked with the wish list coupon, but I'm still happy to have saved $58 on the Pro.

Just wondering how many people bought this strictly for PSVR.  I do not have a 4k tv or plans to purchase one yet because I'm behind the curve on researching them.  I would be purchasing this only for use with my psvr.  So, after ditching my ps4 rookie, I'd have to put out roughly 200 out of pocket.  With that in mind, did anyone buy it just for use with the psvr and what are your impressions if so?

 

Thanks. 

No PS VR here, but the PS4 Pro also provides enhancements to supported titles when running at 1080p (such as Rise of the Tomb Raider). There are some issues with a few games running worse, but those will hopefully be cleared up soon.