I need to copy files over 4 GB, so FAT32 is not suited for that. My drive is 16GB USB 2.0 Patriot (some older model, XT something).
So, if I use NTFS, how much more writes will it actually make on my drive compared to FAT32? I don't think it is a lot. What is a rough estimate, like 20% more?
Oh, and BTW, are there any USB 3.0 drives that are SSD-like? Meaning that they have controllers/firmware optimized for NTFS, that spread out the writes equally across all the memory cells.
So, if I use NTFS, how much more writes will it actually make on my drive compared to FAT32? I don't think it is a lot. What is a rough estimate, like 20% more?
Oh, and BTW, are there any USB 3.0 drives that are SSD-like? Meaning that they have controllers/firmware optimized for NTFS, that spread out the writes equally across all the memory cells.