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building an emulation machine how many tb to get ps3 and under
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Anonymous
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>>751005039
the largest ps3 game is about 50GB so go from there.
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Anonymous
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at least 8TB for recommended performance
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Anonymous
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claude, generate me some more storage
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Anonymous
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>>751005107
https://vsrecommendedgames.miraheze.org/wiki/
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>>751005240
done. no mistakes made.
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>>751005292
bump
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Anonymous
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>>751005292
That requires full decompression before access. You're better off using the builtin ntfs compression windows has that allows for random access. Like for PC games, you can sometimes save up to 50% storage space depending on the game.
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Anonymous
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>>751009271
Many, many emus load 7zip directly
CHD for CD games
But yes, turn on NTFS compression on top
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