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William.R.Reisen
Why is FAT32 is a very poor choice
for giant partitions?
I want to put lots of uncompressed video clips on it. I just thought
that FAT32 disks can be read written faster than NTFS. Does it not
work like that when partitions get this big?
I've found it easier before to have one large partition. Will this
degrade performance over having two smaller partition.
I've got a brand new system dual xeon with asus motherboard and the
drive is a 10 RAID 4x160Gb 7200rpm on a 2400A adaptec ATA PCI card. I
had to leave it over night to format!
Thanks for the info.
for giant partitions?
I want to put lots of uncompressed video clips on it. I just thought
that FAT32 disks can be read written faster than NTFS. Does it not
work like that when partitions get this big?
I've found it easier before to have one large partition. Will this
degrade performance over having two smaller partition.
I've got a brand new system dual xeon with asus motherboard and the
drive is a 10 RAID 4x160Gb 7200rpm on a 2400A adaptec ATA PCI card. I
had to leave it over night to format!
Thanks for the info.