Battlefield 4 storage size.

[Beast5000100]

Hi I am wondering if anybody can tell me what is the total size of Battlefield 4 with patches and updates. I want to install it on my ssd and I got only around 53.2 gb. Is it enough space?

 

[getochkn]

I got 32.1GB on my install, but I don't have any expansions either, just the standard deluxe edition.

 

[modernwar99]

My BF4 folder with all the expansion packs is 59.8GBs.

 

[Beast5000100]

I got 32.1GB on my install, but I don't have any expansions either, just the standard deluxe edition.

With patches and updates?

 

[kyle382]

yeah its about 60GB with all the premium downloaded. you can download all the dlc's individually. Skip 1 or 2 and it should fit.

 

[USAFRet]

With only "53.2 gb" free space on your SSD, BF4 will consume (at least) all of that. As an SSD needs ~15% free space to maintain life....don't do it.

What size SSD is it? What else is on it?

 

[Beast5000100]

It's a 120 gb and it has my os and some programs, but it also it has some games.

 

[USAFRet]

It's a 120 gb and it has my os and some programs, but it also it has some games.

Putting 50 or 60GB of BF4 will kill that drive.
Put it elsewhere.

 

[Beast5000100]

It's a 120 gb and it has my os and some programs, but it also it has some games.

Putting 50 or 60GB of BF4 will kill that drive.
Put it elsewhere.

But I won't download dlc, just the game itself with the updates and patches.

 

[getochkn]

Well as I said, I'm 32.1GB for the game, latest update, no DLC at all.

 

[USAFRet]

It's a 120 gb and it has my os and some programs, but it also it has some games.

Putting 50 or 60GB of BF4 will kill that drive.
Put it elsewhere.

But I won't download dlc, just the game itself with the updates and patches.

So you have ~50GB free on that 120GB drive. An SSD needs ~15% free space to operate properly.
So in actual fact, you only have about 40GB actual usable space.

That barebones BF4 install of 32.1GB leave little extra.
Now go ahead and do a couple of monthly Windows updates.

Can you do it? Probably. Don't download or install anything else to that drive.
What other drives do you have available? Will BF4 benefit from running on the SSD vs running on an HDD?