How to change the Steam temp folder

[InkosiZhong]

I'v got a PC for game.
There is a 128G SSD for System files and a 3T HDD for games.
I'm looking forward a way to move ‘temp’ to a ramdisk.
Please help! XD

[ReBoot]

Absolutely no point doing so. Downloads won't get any faster by moving the temp folder to any faster storage.

[MancSoulja]

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I'v got a PC for game.
There is a 128G SSD for System files and a 3T HDD for games.
I'm looking forward a way to move ‘temp’ to a ramdisk.
Please help! XD

What ReBoot said, Even standard HDD's have write speeds of well over 150MB\s. you'd need 1.2Gb\s internet to max that out.

[InkosiZhong]

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I'v got a PC for game.
There is a 128G SSD for System files and a 3T HDD for games.
I'm looking forward a way to move ‘temp’ to a ramdisk.
Please help! XD

What ReBoot said, Even standard HDD's have write speeds of well over 150MB\s. you'd need 1.2Gb\s internet to max that out.

Oh, maybe I didn't express clearly. I main using a software turning my ram as a disk. So I'll got a higher read-write speed if I can rewrite the address of the temp folder into my ramdisk.

[ReBoot]

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What ReBoot said, Even standard HDD's have write speeds of well over 150MB\s. you'd need 1.2Gb\s internet to max that out.

Oh, maybe I didn't express clearly. I main using a software turning my ram as a disk. So I'll got a higher read-write speed if I can rewrite the address of the temp folder into my ramdisk.

Not all folders benefit equally. If a folder is used for downloading stuff, it won't benefit.

[InkosiZhong]

Ops! So it's a folder for downloading! I thought it is a folder that would be used when I was gaming! Thanks guys! XD

[apalamen]

Ramdrives are very cool. Have moved games like Fallout 4 totally into Ramdrive memory to remove stuttering and loading screens (which it does). You have to create a .Bat file to xcopy the game+data folders+subfolders, and then xcopy out the save game files to SDD/HD once you've gotten your gaming fix. You possibly could (if you had enough RAM).. xcopy the entire Steam folder into a RAMDRIVE, stuff your game in it, and see what happens. Anyone up to a weekend of experimentation with 32GB-64GB of RAM to use for the RAMDrive? :)