Ken.Nischan
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- Jan 9, 2003
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BTW, don't forget that the cluster size is not a static figure. When you format your NTFS volume you can set the cluster size, relegating the that problem a non-issue. I do agree with you, I would go with a higher cluster size on a gaming machine. I also agree that my Windows 98 machine tends to have better performance - but not because it's FAT simply because it's not a complicated OS like 2k & XP. It just seems to have less overhead to tie up other more crucial factors (CPU and memory utilization).