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Before my question, let me explain the understanding (that may be wrong) I have on this subject. Files on a hard disk must take a whole number multiple of clusters. If a file has an actual size of 12 bytes, a one word text document for example, that file must take up a space of one cluster regardless which could be as much as 16kb.
What effects cluster size? I was told that the size of drive partitions affect cluster size and that a very large partition will store small file extremely inneficiently. But on my new PC with a 120 gyg partition clusters are 4kb while on the 5 year old pc with an 8 gyg partition cluster size is 16kb. Could someone please inform me of the proper information on this subject?
What effects cluster size? I was told that the size of drive partitions affect cluster size and that a very large partition will store small file extremely inneficiently. But on my new PC with a 120 gyg partition clusters are 4kb while on the 5 year old pc with an 8 gyg partition cluster size is 16kb. Could someone please inform me of the proper information on this subject?