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Do you keep your game progress after replacing your hard drive?

ByLucasP237

I'm in the process of replacing my old hard drive because it doesn't have enough storage space and can't expand it, so I have to replace the entire thing. My question is, even if I have to reinstall the games and everything, will my old save file stay or will everything be refreshed?

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Zjasii
Zjasii
2 years ago

I’ve got 1TB because I don’t care about many games, and I don’t have any movies or stuff.

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Krabat693
Krabat693
2 years ago

More memory is more memory. If you’re just playing the same 2 or 3 games, you’ll be more than satisfied with a 1TB SSD. If you always want to buy and cock the latest games then it would be more appropriate.

You can also easily uninstall games and download them again if you have a short time on it 6 months later, but depending on the internet speed, this is more… Meh.

A larger SSD simply means that you can keep a bigger game collection ready to go.

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Laemmchen0
Laemmchen0
2 years ago

Also depends on your budget. Usually a 1 TB SSD is sufficient, possibly you can retrofit an x TB HDD as a data grave.

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Usj89
Usj89
2 years ago

I personally have 1tb for games. But usually only one to two games active.

If you want to have 10-20 games installed, it’ll be fast.

Lg

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verreisterNutzer
verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

Well, 2tb at gaming. Because games are big files.

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docgrizzly
docgrizzly
2 years ago

Use the M2 BUS! 2TB on 4 Lanes for operating system and games

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OpiPaschulke
OpiPaschulke
2 years ago

A 1TB SSD should be sufficient for your purposes if you do not want to save a lot.

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