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I have a new 2TB secondary drive, and I'm unsure if I should use a single partition, or multiple partitions.
I'll be using the drive for some games I don't play very often, HD videos/films, and some video conversion/editing. All I'll be doing for the conversion/editing is setting new start/stop points to films/videos, changing formats and changing to a smaller resolution.
So I could:
A - Use a single partition
B - Use two partitions, one for games and one for everything else
C - Use three partitions, one for games, one for editing/conversion, and another one for the films/videos
Which would be the best option?
I'll be using the drive for some games I don't play very often, HD videos/films, and some video conversion/editing. All I'll be doing for the conversion/editing is setting new start/stop points to films/videos, changing formats and changing to a smaller resolution.
So I could:
A - Use a single partition
B - Use two partitions, one for games and one for everything else
C - Use three partitions, one for games, one for editing/conversion, and another one for the films/videos
Which would be the best option?
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