Oh my god...sorry .. i leave the original post not translate in english
I'm was saying :
I',m using a USB 3.0 stick with a 64 GB micro SD card ... enough for almost every game.
I'm was saying :
I',m using a USB 3.0 stick with a 64 GB micro SD card ... enough for almost every game.
Oh my god...sorry .. i leave the original post not translate in english
I'm was saying :
I',m using a USB 3.0 stick with a 64 GB micro SD card ... enough for almost every game.
No problemo.
better buy a 2TB HDD and format it to exFat, that way you can install many games in one go AND store them in the same partition using APP2USB (haven't tried that yet, please correct me if I'm wrong)
You install games to your ps4 internal or external (using apptousb)?
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Apptousb moves games to external, but plays like theyre internal.
Yes i know but is it necessary to use apptousb if you just need to install it in ps4 internal and play there?
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Hey guys, when I install games to internal HDD, and then move them to the external one, the games stop working. Does anyone know why this is?
If you use extended storage fake signed games will never work, HEN is built not to allow this.
You need to use apptousb.
If you are using apptousb and the games you moved arent working now, there is something drastically wrong with your set up, be it stick or usb ports.
I already upgraded the internal HD to 2TB. It is the first thing I do when I buy a PS4 these days
.Using an external USB 3.0 HD does seem to go a bit faster when installing than when using my 64 GB flash drives (which are also USB 3.0 IIRC)
You say that like you buy lots of ps4's every week.
LOL, sort of feels that way. I wanted a Pro when the 4.55 exploit came out, but could only find a slim at 4.55 or lower, so I bought it not knowing when the 5.0x exploit was coming. So when it dropped I picked up a Pro and gave the slim to my daughter. But yea, the 5.0x exploit came faster than I expected, so I ended up buying more often than I planned (and enough so to hide the purchases from my wife, who thankfully does not really pay attention to console versions
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OP here. The price for a 128 GB USB stick was too close to a 500 GB external HDD, which, you know... is 4-5 times larger, so I scouted some more and found a 1 TB HDD (Seagate Backup Plus Portable 2.5") for roughly the same amount of money.
The transfer speed is ok. Writing to it from an internal SSD is around 130 MB/s when empty, but drops down to 110 MB/s after 300 GB or so copied to it. This is probably due to physics, since the disc platters spin faster at the periphery than the centre, so the data written at the beginning of the drive is faster. Regardless, on a USB 3.0 port it finishes copying a 40 GB pkg in about 4 minutes or so, which I think I'm ok with.
The biggest (single) pkg I have right now is the Uncharted 4 Lost Legacy, at 44.6 GB. Note: This is without any updates. Uncharted 4 with it's 14 GB update clocks in at 58.0 GB, which would still fit both pkg's on a 64 GB flash drive just fine.
The transfer speed is ok. Writing to it from an internal SSD is around 130 MB/s when empty, but drops down to 110 MB/s after 300 GB or so copied to it. This is probably due to physics, since the disc platters spin faster at the periphery than the centre, so the data written at the beginning of the drive is faster. Regardless, on a USB 3.0 port it finishes copying a 40 GB pkg in about 4 minutes or so, which I think I'm ok with.
The biggest (single) pkg I have right now is the Uncharted 4 Lost Legacy, at 44.6 GB. Note: This is without any updates. Uncharted 4 with it's 14 GB update clocks in at 58.0 GB, which would still fit both pkg's on a 64 GB flash drive just fine.
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I don't know where that topic went, can you make a partition on an NTFS HDD and format that partition to exFAT?
I completely forgot about that topic and idk where it went.
I completely forgot about that topic and idk where it went.
