torok said:
dane007 said:
Ka-pi96 said:
Just deleting games you haven't played for a while could work. PS4 installs so fast that it wouldn't even cause much of a problem when you want to go back to them. |
one question though. if you switch the hard drives. what happens to all the games and saves stored on the old har drive? do i have to save to cloud before chaning it or ae all the saves automatically save in the cloud for you ?
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The PS4 uploads the saves to the cloud like once a week. Before changing HDDs, I recommend you to upload the save data manually to be sure that it's the current one.
Of course, you can backup the PS4 to an external HDD and it will contain the save data, downloaded games, profiles and options, avoiding the need to redownload everything. That's the best option.
Of course, you can delete the game install for games you aren't playing. When you try to play them again, they will just reinstall the data and it only takes a minute or two.
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Thanks for the tip. That was very informative :). If thats the case, i buy a 4tb hard drive and use it as my storage for games to save time reinstalling everything.
