Eh? I don't put stuff on a USB stick that I am worried about loosing. Compatability is more important. Lots of TVs only read fat32. I don't require redundancy to transfer files around.
You know, you're something of a broken record. I've seen you say "this is the last windows I'll use" at least 10 times. Easily.
Just install the new version, adapt, move on with life.
Always wondered if 10TB plus HDDs with say a 32GB SSD module on the controller and better caching algorithms like the old SSHDs could make a comeback. Optane but all integrated and not like the H10/H20 crappy SSDs.
Did a quick look at a couple of 20TB reviews and it looks like we are stuck at that 7200rpm/data density 250-280MBps limit.
Looks like we've gained like 70MBps over the 200 or so my single platter 1TB SSHD (short stroked to 200GB) from 2010...
The £mega bucks gaming rig I had in with the faulty 13900KS CPU was runnng 96GB of 7200 ram but I couldn't get 4 sticks to run at that with XMP1/2 or anything. I knew 4 sticks of that was pushing it ...but I wasnt the one that specced and built...
Yes that was my point. Just try not to collect so much data in the first place you have to go to enterprise levels to manage it all. It becomes a liability then. But everyone likes to think they are really important and thus everything they have...
Again where did I say it isnt of value or use to YOU? Jeez...
I have no children so I know 90% of my stuff will go to a charity store or a skip. I have accepted that. That is my path, I can't sit here worrying about it.
I do have data and...
"And to anyone else but you, your data probably is worthless." Is my point.
But yes the truth is, people really dont care about your stuff unless it's worth cold hard cash. Sorry, that's the cold hard truth. I deal with estate clearances on...
I'm talking as an individual. Your grandkids are not going to want your 200TB torrented Anime collection.
And to anyone else but you, your data probably is worthless.