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Grab a Massive 4TB Western Digital External Hard Drive for $90

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Nowadays, the vast majority of PC gamers have digital libraries. A good number of which are even 100% digital. There’s certainly a lot of advantages to going the digital route, but so many games these days have such enormous file sizes. Add that to the general collection of other media like pictures and videos, and it can become a headache to try and manage storage space on your machine. The easiest way to deal with that is to buy some more storage. If that’s what you need, check out this deal from Newegg.

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You can grab a USB 3.0-enabled Western Digital external hard drive with a massive 4TB of storage space for just $90. If you head onto the product page, you’ll see the price listed at $99.99. By using the promo code EMCPVRE23, you can knock off that extra $10. This offer is going to last until June 22, so you need to jump on it if you’re interested! After that, this hard drive will cost $120.

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A.K Rahming
Having been introduced to video games at the age of 3 via a Nintendo 64, A.K has grown up in the culture. A fan of simulators and racers, with a soft spot for Nintendo! But, he has great respect for the entire video game world and enjoys watching it all expand as a whole.