andrewyu
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For Windows95 OSR2, do I need to choose FAT16 or FAT32 if it need to have a higher performance ?
Andrew
For Windows95 OSR2, do I need to choose FAT16 or FAT32 if it need to have a higher performance ?
Andrew
j2
Depends on how the disk will be accessed.. but if yo uwant an answer.. howabout some points.
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rmotta: check this guys record out.. he asks TONS of 0 point questions.. and always seems to grade it as C...
Thanks, j2. I'll keep it in mind.
Ralph
andrewyu: Any questions?
Ralph
andrewyu: Any questions?
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Actually, I have just got 5 marks from EE and I put all onto this question !
Sorry ......
I hope it is ok !
Andrew
Sorry ......
I hope it is ok !
Andrew
Andrew,
I have no problem with the points. I only want to answer your question to your satisfaction.... if I am capable.
There is a lot more to FAT32, but I thought this would answer your question.
anything else?
Ralph
I have no problem with the points. I only want to answer your question to your satisfaction.... if I am capable.
There is a lot more to FAT32, but I thought this would answer your question.
anything else?
Ralph
ASKER
Ralph,
If I only need to concern about the performance, which one is better ?
Andrew
If I only need to concern about the performance, which one is better ?
Andrew
It will depend somewhat on the drive, as cluster size is adjuted according to drive size.
FAT16 should transfer data faster, as there will likely be many more clusters for the drive to access with the use of FAT32.
Ralph
FAT16 should transfer data faster, as there will likely be many more clusters for the drive to access with the use of FAT32.
Ralph
Less FAT is better:) - Use FAT16
Happy1
Happy1
andrewyu,
Is there anything else you need assistance with? If not, perhaps you could take the time to grade this question before it is auto-graded.... unless there is something more you need.
Regards,
Ralph
Is there anything else you need assistance with? If not, perhaps you could take the time to grade this question before it is auto-graded.... unless there is something more you need.
Regards,
Ralph
Andrew,
I would like to assist you in learning more about the question you have asked.
As your profile shows, all your grades given to date are "C"s.
I'm guessing that it's due to the questions being auto-graded by E-E's computer, because you haven't graded them.
Is there any more information that I can provide that will incline you to grade this question?
I'd appreciate it.
Regards,
Ralph
I would like to assist you in learning more about the question you have asked.
As your profile shows, all your grades given to date are "C"s.
I'm guessing that it's due to the questions being auto-graded by E-E's computer, because you haven't graded them.
Is there any more information that I can provide that will incline you to grade this question?
I'd appreciate it.
Regards,
Ralph
Andrew,
After viewing some of the other questions you have asked, I am at a loss to know why you don't respond to the help you're getting at the E-E site.
I will contact the site administrators to have this question removed rather than receive another auto-grade.
I know it means that you'll get your answer for free, but at least I will not have that "C" on my questions answered list!
Judging from the responses to your recent question at the Windows Programming area, I think you're going to find help for your questions in short supply in the future.
Ralph
After viewing some of the other questions you have asked, I am at a loss to know why you don't respond to the help you're getting at the E-E site.
I will contact the site administrators to have this question removed rather than receive another auto-grade.
I know it means that you'll get your answer for free, but at least I will not have that "C" on my questions answered list!
Judging from the responses to your recent question at the Windows Programming area, I think you're going to find help for your questions in short supply in the future.
Ralph