Storage for a growing game library, how much is enough?

[leojhon]

Hi everyone,

I play on PS5, Switch, and PC, and my storage is always full. Every time a new game comes out, I have to delete an older one. Some of the newer games take more than 100 GB each, and downloading them again later is a real hassle.

I am thinking about getting a big drive so I can keep all my games installed. I have been looking at a 24 TB drive. It seems like a lot of space, but I would rather buy one good drive than keep upgrading every year or two. I also wonder if I should buy internal hard drives and put them in an enclosure for my PC, since that might cost less per TB.

Has anyone used a drive that big? Do you use it only for games, or also for backups and saved video clips? I am also curious if a regular hard drive is fine for older games, or if it is better to use an SSD for everything.

I would like to hear how you manage your storage. Thank you!

 

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