Curley_Boy 0 Posted November 24, 2004 Can you use Windows 2000's 'convert' tool to alter cluster sizes on drives already formatted with NTFS, or will I need a 3rd party program? Thanks Share this post Link to post
jmmijo 1 Posted November 24, 2004 However, there is one caveat on this, if you already have 4K cluster sized partition(s), then there is no need to convert as this is the most effecient size you could want to use for NTFS. I think you only need to use the less effecient 16, 32, 64K cluster sizes on partitions larger then 4TB, which ATM can only be had in very large RAID arrays Share this post Link to post
jmmijo 1 Posted November 25, 2004 Originally posted by Alec§taar: Quote: Well, that's a NEW ONE on me: I figured NTFS was limited to 2TB partition sizes! APK P.S.=> Hey, jmmijo, check out the latest on this one... you'll love the results I am guessing: http://www.ntcompatible.com/thread29591-1.html apk No I think you maybe correct on this one, I still say it's pretty much a mute point as to wether it's 2 or 4 TB as this kind of storage is pretty darn massive either way BTW - I did read that, yeah it's very nice indeed. However they are still working on releasing the XP version... Share this post Link to post
jmmijo 1 Posted November 25, 2004 @APK, now that we have gone totally OT on this thread how about I move my questions over to the caching thread. Share this post Link to post
jmmijo 1 Posted November 25, 2004 Well I also asked you an important, to me that is, question about Speedcache, take a gander over at your speed thread please See you laterz as I'm heading home from work now, a nice 4 day weekend for me, hahahahahaha Share this post Link to post
