However, if you play your games on Steam, you're in luck. Steam allows you to move or store your games on an external hard drive, which helps free up space on your internal SSD or HDD.

Sure, you could just find the game's folder and move it to a second Steam install folder on your HDD, but that'd take like, precious extra seconds.

To move Steam games to another drive, you'll need to make sure that Steam recognizes that drive. Here's how to do it.

Learn how to clone a Steam Deck SSD so that you can carry over your game data, ROMs, etc., without starting from scratch.

A Steam update late last week makes it so you can finally move a game to a new drive from within the client, rather than dragging the folder manually. Good news for SSD owners.

An external SSD makes it much easier to transfer your Steam library, and this speedy model is half off during Prime Day this year.