Question:
Which is the better Allocation Unit Size to format the local disk "D" to instal the windows XP x64 bit proff.?
anonymous
2007-10-25 17:05:04 UTC
Which is the better Allocation Unit Size to format the local disk "D" to instal the windows XP x64 bit proff.?
to format the local disc D to install the windows XP x64 Bit professional edition OS.
there are four types of Allocation Units Size for NTFS file system [ Having size of 13 GB capacity for the local disk D ]
which one is better for installation of the windows xpx64 bit professional edition OS installation.

512 Byte
1024 Byte
2048 Byte
4069 Byte
Please guide me about this concern
Four answers:
anonymous
2007-10-25 17:13:48 UTC
google what the allocation size effects.



it works something like this. i think.



if you have 4069 byte, it will store 4069 bytes of data, then move to the next alllication unit. however, if you only write 1 bytes of data, you will lose the 4068 bytes.



if you use 512 byte. itl write 512 and move on. if it writes 1 byte of data you will only lose 511 bytes of data space.



so smaller, you get more space, but it takes longer because it has to write so much more units, and writing extra data that goes with each unit. but if you get bigger, because it doesent have to constantly switch to new units and write data for hte new units as well as your data, it goes faster



smaller, slower, more storage

bigger, faster, less storage



google how Allocation unit sizes work because i do not know for sure if what i said is correct.



would be nice to know if it is correct.
anonymous
2007-10-25 17:08:14 UTC
2048 Byte
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Oldmansea
2007-10-25 17:08:11 UTC
go as large as you would like to afford...you may want to add something later....and if you limit your ability to add...your d: drive is dead meat.


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