A few weeks ago my main rig ran into issues while Steam was downloading some updates and kept crashing out. Made the assumption that the 5TB HDD was failing. Not having the time or funds to replace it I simply switched to my other rig which uses the same Toshiba 5TB drive. Last night it hit the same wall.
Both drives have around 4TB of data, all Steam games (I know it's a lot), formatted using GPT. Steam is not able to download updates to either one. I can easily delete games I don't play anymore to free up some space, but what's the point of the 5TB drive if it can't be fully utilized (to 90% formatted capacity).
Both systems are running Windows 10 64-bit Home upgraded from Windows 7 64-bit Home. Both have ASUS UEFI motherboards. One runs an AMD FX-8350 and the other an i7-4770k.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Strythe
Both drives have around 4TB of data, all Steam games (I know it's a lot), formatted using GPT. Steam is not able to download updates to either one. I can easily delete games I don't play anymore to free up some space, but what's the point of the 5TB drive if it can't be fully utilized (to 90% formatted capacity).
Both systems are running Windows 10 64-bit Home upgraded from Windows 7 64-bit Home. Both have ASUS UEFI motherboards. One runs an AMD FX-8350 and the other an i7-4770k.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Strythe