@Broppled_TV you mentioned elegato, that can save massive file sizes by default. Might need to look at the settings in that, and any other capture/video programs to make sure of the file size and save location.
I have all my drives setup thew way I want them. C: is meant for essential programs and regular storage for basic needs. D: is used for all games/platforms E: is specifically games. i have like 4 games on that drive and that's it. Apex not included, apex is installed on the C: drive. and F: which is used for raw footage for recording. I am aware that elgato has massive file sizes, my 1080p 60fps recordings take about 27GB an hour for size comparison so the drive is well sufficient enough to hold my raw footage with fast read and write speeds.
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