So, will this plug into my Xbox for games storage? null

From hddmag.com: There is, however, a limit to the number of external hard drives you can connect to the Xbox One. It is believed that you can connect maximum two additional external hard drives which can have a maximum storage capacity of 16 terabytes. This means that the storage in both of the external hard drives when summed up should not exceed the limit of 16 terabytes. From personal experience, the Xbox 360 has an external HD limit of 1 Tb.

Theoretically, yes. the requirements that I am aware of is that you cannot exceed 16 terabit and it must be a 3.0 connection. I've used WD HDds (4TB & 3T) in the past and they worked fine. Honestly, if your network bandwidth isn't a problem, just download the games that you're currently playing and keep the other ones off the internal Xbox. Use the external drive to download and hold the games you're not playing, and then copy and transfer them over when you are ready to play them to the internal drive. Here is one of my sources, and I know firsthand that Western Digital does work with Xbox. hddmag(dot)com/xbox-ones-external-hard-drive-limit/...... Obviously I had to change the format of the address, but you can figure it out :) and this price rocks at Best buy!

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Answered by theGOAT0187 5 years ago
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From hddmag.com: There is, however, a limit to the number of external hard drives you can connect to the Xbox One. It is believed that you can connect maximum two additional external hard drives which can have a maximum storage capacity of 16 terabytes. This means that the storage in both of the external hard drives when summed up should not exceed the limit of 16 terabytes. From personal experience, the Xbox 360 has an external HD limit of 1 Tb.
Answered by Butta 6 years ago
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Theoretically, yes. the requirements that I am aware of is that you cannot exceed 16 terabit and it must be a 3.0 connection. I've used WD HDds (4TB & 3T) in the past and they worked fine. Honestly, if your network bandwidth isn't a problem, just download the games that you're currently playing and keep the other ones off the internal Xbox. Use the external drive to download and hold the games you're not playing, and then copy and transfer them over when you are ready to play them to the internal drive. Here is one of my sources, and I know firsthand that Western Digital does work with Xbox. hddmag(dot)com/xbox-ones-external-hard-drive-limit/...... Obviously I had to change the format of the address, but you can figure it out :) and this price rocks at Best buy!
Answered by mattstar1980 6 years ago
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