Storage is pretty cheap these days, and buying a new hard drive is always going to be the best way to increase your storage. However, maybe you’re on a strict budget and can’t afford a new drive. In that case, you might be better off combining some old drives you have lying around. Or, maybe you have other specific needs that require lots of space on one volume. For example, perhaps you’re:
You’re storing terabytes worth of of movies, TV shows, music, or other media you’ve ripped and want it all on one volume
You need lots of consecutive storage for video editing, photo editing, or other “scratch disk” needs
You have a lot of games that have to be stored on the same volume (e.g., Steam games) but can’t fit them all on one drive
In this guide, we’ll discuss three options for combining multiple hard drives, how to do each, and their advantages and disadvantages to one another.
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