License question

[Flavius Gonzo]

So, I am putting together a new machine for ETW, everything, including the ETW box arrived Monday, and it looks like my new mobo is DOA, I will have to wait for it to be returned.

The thing is, my old machine will probably run ETW on low res/low settings. However, if I install it there to hold me over until the new machine is running, am I going to have any kind of a DRM problem with steam when I put it on the new machine?

Would like to know if this will be a hassle, or if I'm going to have no problems installing it on the new machine once I have it running. Thoughts?

[A Very Super Market]

No. Remember your steam account and password, and steam will keep track of your games purchased through it throughout your entire life. Or until valve goes bankrupt. You will be able to install all games on steam on any computer. The only limit with it is, you must keep your game data in the "steamapps" folder.

[nafod]

So, I am putting together a new machine for ETW, everything, including the ETW box arrived Monday, and it looks like my new mobo is DOA, I will have to wait for it to be returned.

The thing is, my old machine will probably run ETW on low res/low settings. However, if I install it there to hold me over until the new machine is running, am I going to have any kind of a DRM problem with steam when I put it on the new machine?

Would like to know if this will be a hassle, or if I'm going to have no problems installing it on the new machine once I have it running. Thoughts?

Not a problem at all. I have 5 computers, in 4 different states. All have Steam, thus all have all my steam registered games.

[hoom]

The main limitation (& its a fair enough one) is that you can only be logged in as your Steam account on one PC at a time.
When another PC logs in as the account, if one was already logged in it gets logged out.

[Flavius Gonzo]

Thanks for the input, everyone!