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re: Cannot format Sony memory stick as NTFS
Tuesday, July 15, 2008 at 12:33 am Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Alan Masterman
(294 messages posted)
Background: I want to measure the read-write speed of the stick relative to a couple
of other sticks which were measured with NTFS format, after which it would be returned
to FAT32.
The question "which is more efficient, FAT32 or NTFS?" has no meaning until you know
what it's going to be used for. Which is more efficient, a Rolls Royce or a Mack
truck?
NTFS might seem inefficient for only 2GB, but at the end of the day, if that stick
needed specific attributes which only NTFS could supply, then the comparative efficiency
of FAT32 would be zero.
But I wasn't looking for a debate about file systems - I was hoping someone could
give me the answer to a technical problem which, at first sight, defies scientific
logic? And of course, we all know that Windows NEVER does that...
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