Hey everyone, I was wondering if there was a way to copy my steam games to one of my external hard drives. I don't want to move them, just copy them. I want this game on a different drive without having to re-install it.
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Do you want ONE copy or TWO copies of the game?Hey everyone, I was wondering if there was a way to copy my steam games to one of my external hard drives. I don't want to move them, just copy them. I want this game on a different drive without having to re-install it.
Thanks!
Alright thanks for the help.If you just want to 'copy' (again, why?), just find the SteamApps folder and copy that to the other drive.
What? I wasn’t cheating. I didn’t even know a hardware ban was a thing.Sounds like somebody got caught cheating and wants to circumvent a hardware ban. Careful or Steam will lock your whole account and you'll lose everything if you don't.....yawn. Sorry I'm too lazy to explain.
Steam games is a poor tool for "testing".What? I wasn’t cheating. I didn’t even know a hardware ban was a thing.
Long story short, I just want an external drive I can use on different computers when I test them. Is that a bad idea?
Isn’t it nice when flipping a gaming PC to put in the description how many frames per second popular games get?Steam games is a poor tool for "testing".
Quantifiable benchmark tools is what you use.
Too many variables.Isn’t it nice when flipping a gaming PC to put in the description how many frames per second popular games get?
._.Too many variables.
What game, what settings, bandwidth from your ISP, etc, etc...
A standard quantifiable tool for graphics performance.
Heaven, for instance.
But, you do you...