Game Storage
Game Storage
What's everyone's plan? 1TB (820GB usable) isn't going to last too long with most games already over 60GB and other easily breaking 100+GB
Seems like the wise thing will be to have a large USB drive and fill your SSD with your active playlist.
I've got an external 2TB HDD that I'll use to install some stuff from on day one and probably keep unplayed and BC games on.
Anyone planning on the external card?
Seems like the wise thing will be to have a large USB drive and fill your SSD with your active playlist.
I've got an external 2TB HDD that I'll use to install some stuff from on day one and probably keep unplayed and BC games on.
Anyone planning on the external card?
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I’m going to see how it goes, I have a feeling that once you get used to having that SSD going back to using an external drive is going to feel like pulling teeth.
Alternatively, I’m a right pain to buy a Christmas present for, so might just get everyone to chip in toward getting the add on and be done with it.
Alternatively, I’m a right pain to buy a Christmas present for, so might just get everyone to chip in toward getting the add on and be done with it.
- keltic_dave
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probably get myself a big SSD and stick it in an enclosure for most stuff and leave the internal for important games
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External USB drive seemed to work ok on my current xbox one x. My problem has been all the bloody updates every time I've got around to wanting to play something. Just isn't the hours in the day (or night) like there used to be.
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I bought the Seagate Xbox Hub (8TB) when it was on sale last year and never looked back. Having every XBO/360/OGX game I actively want to play installed at once only fills up half the drive so it’s overkill and means I can store Series X games on it too.
Having shitty download speeds, there’s a great value in keeping games on a cold storage so I can just transfer them to the SSD of the XSX when I want to really dedicate to that game. For now until SSD prices give more value in the £ > TB storage ratio, this will be my solution. The 1TB memory card for £240 is just too difficult to swallow, despite the fact that I completely get why it’s that price from a technological standpoint.
Having shitty download speeds, there’s a great value in keeping games on a cold storage so I can just transfer them to the SSD of the XSX when I want to really dedicate to that game. For now until SSD prices give more value in the £ > TB storage ratio, this will be my solution. The 1TB memory card for £240 is just too difficult to swallow, despite the fact that I completely get why it’s that price from a technological standpoint.
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I've got a 2tb external, and I'm quite picky in what I keep on it. I don't really need a library as such as I normally just have a couple of games on the go at time. As long as the transfer times are manageable I think I'll manage for now. I can't justify that external SSD.
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Yep the propriety storage is more than I'd like to spend when I can use an external HDD to store games not in my currant rotation.
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I have a 4tb hard drive so will rotate games as and when and might dip on the extra storage in the new year if I feel it’s worth it
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I wont be going near the expansion until it's cheaper, probably just shuffle things around on external HDD's for a bit.
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Now I've actually watched the video, old school HDD is slow! Might have to go for the middle ground and get a larger SSD and adapter.
Thanks to Amazon and their Shady Practices I shall be upgrading to a 2TB Sandisk SSD, and putting it into an SSD optimised caddy.
Thanks to Amazon and their Shady Practices I shall be upgrading to a 2TB Sandisk SSD, and putting it into an SSD optimised caddy.