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Steam Deck and Dock Are On Sale for Steam's 20th Anniversary
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this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2023
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Can anyone comment on how to gauge which storage size to get? I'd like to go cheap with maybe an option to upgrade later. I usually only play one game at a time, so I'm open to reinstalling games as needed if it helps keep the price down.
I only just bought one because of the sale. No matter which one you get, it's possible to swap out the disk for a larger one.
I'd look at the size of the games you play and see if 64GB (actually less because of the OS) is enough.