Format to NTFS
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Well, the HDD is a 7200RPM ATA/100 Maxtor. If it'* the general opinion that I should leave it FAT32 for gaming, (I install all my games on that drive) I will. But, I just got a new primary drive, 7200RPM ATA/133 Maxtor. Would that one be better in FAT32 for gaming?
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Originally Posted by SSEi95
Why do you want to use NTFS? I've used it at home before but found that any gameing is noticeably hindered by that format.
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Originally Posted by Sol
Is it just me, or does anyone else not notice a difference. My games run perfectly normal. I play UT2k3 and Rainbow 6 and stuff. It runs great.
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Is it just me, or does anyone else not notice a difference. My games run perfectly normal. I play UT2k3 and Rainbow 6 and stuff. It runs great.
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Originally Posted by Sol
Exactly. 10 FPS lower makes no difference to me.
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Originally Posted by jwikoff99
Well, the HDD is a 7200RPM ATA/100 Maxtor. If it'* the general opinion that I should leave it FAT32 for gaming, (I install all my games on that drive) I will. But, I just got a new primary drive, 7200RPM ATA/133 Maxtor. Would that one be better in FAT32 for gaming?
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