I am not looking forward to that HDD requirement. 150 gigs is such a massive amount to download. Starting to feel like my 1TB SSD is getting small with games being 80+ gigs normally that after...
I am not looking forward to that HDD requirement. 150 gigs is such a massive amount to download. Starting to feel like my 1TB SSD is getting small with games being 80+ gigs normally that after just a couple games I'm running out of space again.
Get yourself a 10TB external drive, and just raw cut and paste the folders. The registry still thinks everything is there, you just copy in when you want to change games. Not as convenient as a...
Get yourself a 10TB external drive, and just raw cut and paste the folders. The registry still thinks everything is there, you just copy in when you want to change games. Not as convenient as a 10TB m.2, but faster than a network connection by far.
I am not looking forward to that HDD requirement. 150 gigs is such a massive amount to download. Starting to feel like my 1TB SSD is getting small with games being 80+ gigs normally that after just a couple games I'm running out of space again.
Tell me about it. I have a 512GB m.2 on my gaming laptop, and I'm constantly juggling games.
Get yourself a 10TB external drive, and just raw cut and paste the folders. The registry still thinks everything is there, you just copy in when you want to change games. Not as convenient as a 10TB m.2, but faster than a network connection by far.
I want to live in your world of 10TB consumer SSDs. (Yes, I know it's coming—but we're not in that world now. đŸ˜‰)
For a certain definition of consumer, though it isn't m.2
Steam has a feature to move games between drives for you.