greetings ..
from my understanding and from scrabbing the forum here for while, i know that "everything" deeply relay on NTFS file system.
now iam consider converting one of my drive from NTFS to ReFS ..
what will i lose if i made the move to ReFS, features and performance wize ??
sorry if it's a noob question but i appreciate any help regarding that ..
[question] NTFS vs ReFS .. what will i lose ??
Re: [question] NTFS vs ReFS .. what will i lose ??
For the initial indexing:
NTFS has a master file table which will make initial index very fast.
ReFS doesn't have a master file table, so the initial index can take several minutes.
The initial index is normally only done once.
For monitoring changes to the volumes:
Everything uses the USN Journal for both NTFS and ReFS volumes.
You will see the same performance for both volume types.
Everything supports both NTFS and ReFS volumes.
NTFS has a master file table which will make initial index very fast.
ReFS doesn't have a master file table, so the initial index can take several minutes.
The initial index is normally only done once.
For monitoring changes to the volumes:
Everything uses the USN Journal for both NTFS and ReFS volumes.
You will see the same performance for both volume types.
Everything supports both NTFS and ReFS volumes.