External Storage Question

bhxox · May 19, 2017

Can I play games installed on my external hard drive on any account and on any xbox?

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SiNAR 212 · May 19, 2017

Yes, the PlayStation 4 Supports External Storage, but There’s a Catch

Well now I am wondering if the X1 will let us use it to put game son it, probably not

It was probably a given, but we now know that while the PlayStation 4 supports external storage (like the PlayStation 3 before it), we won’t be able to use that storage to play downloaded games. Thank Sony games honcho Shuhei Yoshida — one of those rare corporate divisional presidents who spends a pile of time fielding questions on Twitter, pretty much daily – for confirming as much last week.

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cross44 · May 19, 2017

Best way to upgrade Xbox One storage?

As others stated add storage by getting external. If you open it you void the warranty, and you'd be replacing the storage. With external you get the storage in the box plus the external storage, additive. Not really even a question of what to do.

Just make sure it's 3.0 and is over the 250gb minimum (i also don't know if it is 250 or slightly more). Hook into USB and run.

Smwutches · May 19, 2017

You can play them on any Xbox as long as you're signed into the account that purchased the games. If you're using the One you would have to set the console as your Home console in order for other accounts to be able to access the games.

Smwutches

You can play them on any Xbox as long as you're signed into the account that purchased the games. If you're using the One you would have to set the console as your Home console in order for other accounts to be able to access the games.

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WeepySaucer9404

Thanks that worked!

Farscape247

on average you can get about 50 maybe 60 Megabytes per second transfer rate on usb3.0 on a box standard pc with a 3 foot cable I know I have tried, in real world term for a 2.5" hdd directly connected you get 75 - 90 Megabytes per second it can do faster
but not with other things running, so in theory 50Megabyes per second should be fast enough for a game to run fine from. maybe get a slightly slower loading time but I can live with that, as long as the loading times don't go back to the way they were off
tape, I had a game that took 45 minutes to load.

Tzar of kaos

Hard to tell,without official words for it.....

J3RS3Y DEVIL

I'm thinking it will be that easy.

External Storage Question