Anthony Atkielski wrote: >Keith writes: > > > >>Keep as few disks NTFS as possible -- the >>security features eat performance so don't >>use it on a standalone or small office machine >>at all.... >> >> > >I disagree. Lose power at the wrong time on a FAT system, and you lose >everything. NTFS is much more resistant to corruption, and is generally >much more solid overall. The processor time required to handle the file >system is insignificant compared to other consumers of processor resources. > > > > > Between that and your comment on Ceon vs. non-Xeon,, and refusing to compare compatable Xeon and non-Xeon Intel CPUs... You sure you ain't working for/with Intel or M$? Keith [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: 4x5 Neg Scan Resolution - Optimizing PShop in Windows
2002-09-21 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service