Fat32/nfts..

[GuitarFreak1857]

what's the difference?

 

[turtile]

NTFS supports 64 bit and supports larger file names, file amounts...

 

[septoid2]

NTFS also supports encryption, has better security, and some more stuff. I forget we learned it in engineering. Fat32's partition table is very miniscule compared to that of NTFS. Irony is casual users hardly utilize the extra features.

Go with NTFS.

 

[003]

The difference is... NTFS>FAT32

 

[Apokalipse]

NTFS manages files better though. when I was running the 40GB drive only, before I converted to NTFS it had 30GB used. after I converted, it became 20GB used, so I scored an extra 10GB.

 

[Hawk]

NTFS supports many things

Larger drives - Explains how you got your extra 10GB
Folder/file level permissions
EPS - Encryption file system
Better compression
Disk quota management

 

[Hawk]

Also I forgot FAT32 supports duel boot

 

[Apokalipse]

so does NTFS, but you need OS's that support it.

 

[GuitarFreak1857]

so with my sig rig i should do NFTS?

 

[003]

Yes! It's faster than FAT32 as well.