NTFS has limits for file size and partition that are theoretically so large, you probably don’t have to worry about them in this lifetime.
While the “New” is originally referring to the year 1993, it has since been improved and updated over the years. If you own a Windows computer, the hard drive in your system is probably running the NTFS format, which stands for New Technology File System. While your instinct may be to find out if it’s some weird slang acronym defined only on scandalous websites, you may fare better by reading below.
I’ll store my media files on it while keeping the internal hard drive clear for apps and the OS.” While browsing the Internet for your external hard drive, you come across weird terms like NTFS, HFS+, FAT32, and exFAT. So you figured, “Fine, I’ll just get an external hard drive. However, it is frustrating that you have to sacrifice storage space because you spent the extra money to get a solid-state drive instead of the cheaper hard disk drive. Ever run out of storage space and start wondering if it would be possible to take a crowbar to your new unibody MacBook Pro to pry it open and put another hard drive in? Neither do I.
