Pen capacity!!!!

[geethq]

Try FAT (not FAT32) with 64k cluster size. That's what I'm using. But I don't think it would make a huge difference. But NTFS vs. FAT32 should.

Il tri!

eth NTFS needa hodama File system eka

 

[Anusha]

Il tri!

eth NTFS needa hodama File system eka

For flash drives, NTFS overhead is too much.
For hard drives larger than 32GB, NTFS is the best.

 

[geethq]

For flash drives, NTFS overhead is too much.
For hard drives larger than 32GB, NTFS is the best.

ethakota 20GB hard walata NTFS hoda nadda?

 

[Anusha]

ethakota 20GB hard walata NTFS hoda nadda?

Performance wise, maybe not for small hard drives. But feature wise and data security wise, NTFS is much more superior.

 

[geethq]

For flash drives, NTFS overhead is too much.
For hard drives larger than 32GB, NTFS is the best.

FAT 32 NTFS valata convert karanna puluwan unaata NTFS fat walata Convert karanna baa needa??

 

[geethq]

Performance wise, maybe not for small hard drives. But feature wise and data security wise, NTFS is much more superior.

eekathamaaa!! eeka arakshawata hoday lu!

wadakaalith tiyelu!

 

[Anusha]

FAT 32 NTFS valata convert karanna puluwan unaata NTFS fat walata Convert karanna baa needa??

You can, but convert.exe doesn't provide that feature. You have to use a third party software.

But conversion is not recommended.

 

[Anusha]

eekathamaaa!! eeka arakshawata hoday lu!

wadakaalith tiyelu!

If you reset the PC, NTFS will not result in lost clusters as FAT32 would.
NTFS supports indexing which is a prime feature in Vista.
NTFS is required for safety. Viruses can't modify the system files.

 

[geethq]

You can, but convert.exe doesn't provide that feature. You have to use a third party software.

But conversion is not recommended.

y harmful da?

 

[The_Ace]

For flash drives, NTFS overhead is too much.
For hard drives larger than 32GB, NTFS is the best.

you might wanna add 'For Windows OS' to that..

 

[Anusha]

you might wanna add 'For Windows OS' to that..

Well, yeah.

 

[geethq]

If you reset the PC, NTFS will not result in lost clusters as FAT32 would.
NTFS supports indexing which is a prime feature in Vista.
NTFS is required for safety. Viruses can't modify the system files.

eeth Comp eka kaden geenakota eyalakiwwa Fat 32 hoday kiyala!

 

[Anusha]

y harmful da?

It doesn't use the default settings when you convert. It uses 512k clusters, which will result in lower performance. (because hard disk now requires more seeks to read data)

 

[Anusha]

eeth Comp eka kaden geenakota eyalakiwwa Fat 32 hoday kiyala!

Eka thena pal wena minissu

 

[The_Ace]

eeth Comp eka kaden geenakota eyalakiwwa Fat 32 hoday kiyala!

Then better not get advice from that shop anymore!

 

[geethq]

Then better not get advice from that shop anymore!

Api dan Advice ganne Anusha wagee computer kaaala water beeepu ayagen!!

 

[Anusha]

Api dan Advice ganne Anusha wagee computer kaaala water beeepu ayagen!!

Dennang mama advice tikak palu yannama

 

[geethq]

Ayye ara mage 1st post eke yatin tiyena kathawa aththada???

 

[geethq]

Dennang mama advice tikak palu yannama

palu

eeka nemey torrent gana thamath noo advice nee!!

 

[Anusha]

Ayye ara mage 1st post eke yatin tiyena kathawa aththada???

Well, true with NTFS. But with FAT/FAT32 I don't think it's noticeable.