Ater Vulpes
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First of all, i'm not sure if this is the right section, so sorry if i made a mistake.
I intend to format my SEAGATE 1000/7200 (1TB size [actual size is 931GB, the *******s]). Using the builtin FORMAT function Windows asked me what cluster size i want to have. And i don't know. I am aware that the smallest is best for space management, but perhaps there are factors that i am unaware of.
Does anyone has any tips for me ?

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(*) is "rabstads"
Domyślne = default
Bajtów = bytes
Others should be obvious
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I intend to format my SEAGATE 1000/7200 (1TB size [actual size is 931GB, the *******s]). Using the builtin FORMAT function Windows asked me what cluster size i want to have. And i don't know. I am aware that the smallest is best for space management, but perhaps there are factors that i am unaware of.
Does anyone has any tips for me ?

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[edit]
(*) is "rabstads"
Domyślne = default
Bajtów = bytes
Others should be obvious
[/edit]
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