Don't be daft. There is such a thing as copying to an external drive or uninstalling things.

Upgrade it, or add an external drive. The only limitation is your budget.

My PC steam drive is 2tb and I have yet to fill it up with games I play. even if the current 5 are 100-200gb. You do not need your entire library on your machine. If you want your library on a backup I suggest you build a cache server from an old corporate workstation like a lenovo with your petabyte of games.

Mamma mia .i dont need 10TB storage in 2025 y or any time soon for gaming.

Use an SD Card they dont run like ♥♥♥♥ like on Windows.

Nah. I want 10TB+ Out of the Box.

LET"S GO!

it has a normal M.2 slot that will take up to a 8tb drive....over 8tb you are limited options any ways.....

I have 1.5GB and it's enough. Anyone that wants a more "beefed" up setup shouldn't go for a "mini" solution. Or at least not a prebuilt one. You go to your local store, chose the parts and they make it happen. Or you assemble at home. But 80 to 90% of the people will be more than happy with the 2TB. I'm more concerned about the 16GB of RAM and 8GB VRAM. Sure, it's just enough now. But given the format, I don't see much up gradability for the future (or it will be overly expensive). This has to compete with consoles on usage and price. It's not a 2 or 3K PC.
Honestly, I've always had the opinion that steam should focus on software. These steam machines, even if they sell by the truckload, will not bring Valve an amazing amount of money. It will (maybe) shift some people towards linux thus making them save money on the windows licences. But even that, I don't see enough volume. Steam deck is great (apparently) and has had decent sales, but not amazing. And now with more competition, IDK.

引用自 x：

I have 1.5GB and it's enough. Anyone that wants a more "beefed" up setup shouldn't go for a "mini" solution. Or at least not a prebuilt one. You go to your local store, chose the parts and they make it happen. Or you assemble at home. But 80 to 90% of the people will be more than happy with the 2TB. I'm more concerned about the 16GB of RAM and 8GB VRAM. Sure, it's just enough now. But given the format, I don't see much up gradability for the future (or it will be overly expensive). This has to compete with consoles on usage and price. It's not a 2 or 3K PC.
Honestly, I've always had the opinion that steam should focus on software. These steam machines, even if they sell by the truckload, will not bring Valve an amazing amount of money. It will (maybe) shift some people towards linux thus making them save money on the windows licences. But even that, I don't see enough volume. Steam deck is great (apparently) and has had decent sales, but not amazing. And now with more competition, IDK.

Yeh Steam Deck does have its problems, but is great for travelling.

i am with you, op

i have 16 tb and most of it is used

i am waiting for black friday to get a replacement for the 4 tb that just died on me

over 8 years of up time and abuse

引用自 lethal ape：

Yeh Steam Deck does have its problems, but is great for travelling.

If you spend a lot of hours on public transports or travel a lot (and game a lot), then it's brilliant.
Doesn't really make sense to me for home gaming.

8TB m.2 drives are already $700. That would be a very bad for Valve.

You realise PCs use SSD's now, not hard drives, right? A Machine with 10TB of SSD storage would be very, very pricey indeed.

引用自 x：

引用自 lethal ape：

Yeh Steam Deck does have its problems, but is great for travelling.

If you spend a lot of hours on public transports or travel a lot (and game a lot), then it's brilliant.
Doesn't really make sense to me for home gaming.

Yes, I game on it when travelling or on long flights.

引用自 cSg|mc-Hotsauce：

8TB m.2 drives are already $700. That would be a very bad for Valve.

:nkCool:

I don't mind the additional cost. I want that TB to be where I don't have to use anything or worry for the next 10 years on controlling the games I want to be downloaded and ready.