Obviously, if you want the Diablo 4 open beta to look its best, or you absolutely have to have it running in 4K for the flex, then leave the high res textures right where they are. Unchecking this box cuts the total installation size in half, reducing it to a much more manageable 40 GB. Click the Modify Install button to the right, and a checkbox for installing those High-Resolution Assets will appear. Under the Game Content heading you’ll see the available contents: Base Game (required) and High-Resolution Assets. This will open the Modify Installation menu, on which you should see two options: Game Content and Default Langauge. Once the beta installation completes, click the Settings cog next to the play button in your launcher and click Modify Install. Bit painful and a roundabout way of doing things, but hear me out because here’s the good news: once you have it downloaded, you don’t need to keep all of it on your drive. So, bad news first: to save a bit of space, you’re still going to have to download the full 80GB beta.
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