expireddirtyvu posted Sep 05, 2021 08:33 AM
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expireddirtyvu posted Sep 05, 2021 08:33 AM
Xbox Series X|S Seagate Storage Expansion Card 1TB NVMe Expansion SSD 10% off ($198) Newegg
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Between Microsoft Flight Sim (100 gigs), Forza Horizon 5 (100?), Halo Infinite, and whatever else you may be playing my storage space is getting tight. I do have a USB drive I move games to and it can play non series X only games so I don't feel an urgency.
black friday may indeed be a great time to buy if Seagate releases a 2TB drive and drives down the price of 1TB, but I dunno if thats happening this year.
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I already have a 10TB external that stores all my games (it's my game repository). And a 1TB Seagate expansion card which is nearly fully. I move games back and forth between the HDD and the SSD since the internal SSD and expansion cards are for games I always play and the HDD is for games I occasionally play.
The way Microsoft probably thinks of it is these Seagate expansion cards are the modern cartridge. You just swap between them when you want to change games.
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However they still needed to provide the option at launch so they partnered with Seagate to give launch customers the option.
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I am sure the Storage Expansion Card is the better option but could not justify the cost since I had the parts in stock for 2TBs of high speed storage.
However they still needed to provide the option at launch so they partnered with Seagate to give launch customers the option.
I already have a 10TB external that stores all my games (it's my game repository). And a 1TB Seagate expansion card which is nearly fully. I move games back and forth between the HDD and the SSD since the internal SSD and expansion cards are for games I always play and the HDD is for games I occasionally play.
The way Microsoft probably thinks of it is these Seagate expansion cards are the modern cartridge. You just swap between them when you want to change games.
Between Microsoft Flight Sim (100 gigs), Forza Horizon 5 (100?), Halo Infinite, and whatever else you may be playing my storage space is getting tight. I do have a USB drive I move games to and it can play non series X only games so I don't feel an urgency.
black friday may indeed be a great time to buy if Seagate releases a 2TB drive and drives down the price of 1TB, but I dunno if thats happening this year.
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