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Any benefits to Partitioning?
I have a newer Dell with a 120gb HD. Im an average user with this machine. I would say this machine is used mostly for the internet, kids gaming is second and digital camera third.
Would I benefit at all by partitioning the harddrive? It is currently formatted as sent by Dell. ie: C drive only. Thank you
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Almost forgot,
OS is Windows XP home edition. Thanks
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Here's an excellent read on partitioning:
http://partition.radified.com/ Here's an earlier discussion on the same subject with a bit more detail and comments from members: http://www.pcguide.com/vb/showthread...partiti oning
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This may be redundant... I wouldn't set up a computer now without partitioning. With the huge drives and the need to do backups and other maintenance, it would be way too much hassle to have just one huge partition. I have a whole bunch of 10 and 20 gig partitions on my drives... Programs in some, OS in some, data in some and so on....
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