The little brother has a 160G hard disk,How many areas should be divided into the best?,Is it bad if

Depending on what you like, it's best to divide by function, which is also easier to manage.

Generally, 15G is divided into 15G for the system, 10 20G for software, and 5 10G for backup. After that, the extra ones are distributed according to personal preferences.,Because I play less games, the game area is only given 15g.,The rest is dedicated to ** use.。

10 20 20 50 60 (I can't actually get to 60) is how I divide it.

C disk 10G, installed with XP system.

D tray 30g, packed program.

E disk 30g, loaded with games.

F disk 50g, containing information, movies, **.

G disk 20G for important data backup, GHOST backup.

H tray 20g, Vista launched after keeping the outfit

It is best to use NTFS format for all disks.

Because Vista only supports NTFS

C drive WindowsXP Main Entertainment 7G

D disk windwos2003 working (you can leave to install a new operating system) 10ge disk for working programs (sql, etc.) 15g

F drive data (non-game) 20g

G Disc Casual (Game ** Movie) 60g

All NTFS

According to your own use, but the minimum of C disk is 10g. You can divide as many as you want.

No. According to your needs, it doesn't hurt much to score more points or less, it is recommended to go up and down 10g per plate, pay attention to leave some disks slightly larger, and now BT** has more than 17g-.-

The impact is not big, just separate the system disk.

If the single-zone is more than 40 G, we recommend that you use the NTFS format.

The main partition is 60-100g, the installer is 200g, the page files and virtual memory are 20g, and the other areas are divided into one area to put things.

TB hard disk, it is recommended to divide it into 4 areas, 2, C is about 200G, for the installation of the system, 3, D is about 300G, for the installation of applications and software, 4, E is about 200G, for storing personal files and games, etc., 5, F is about 300G, for the backup of important file data.

With such a large hard disk, it will definitely not be used up, and the C drive can be divided into 100. Other average scores can also be scored according to individual needs.

C disk 30G--40G is enough,More is a waste Win7 official recommendation is only 16G,Even if Win8 comes out, it's enough to install。

Drive D as a general common software program disk, 50G

The E disk can be divided into larger ones, just 200g-300g, as a game, **, movie storage space.

You can divide the rest according to your needs.

Why do so many people ask this question!

For the sake of the face, I'll repeat it.

50G in Zone C, mainly used for the installation of large-scale software or games in the future. Even if you don't install the C area, you still can't install it when the C area is not enough space.

80G in the D area is enough, mainly used to put the software installer and software installation path, as well as the image file.

Area E and Area F can be used as film and game areas respectively, and the size can be divided into larger ones according to the situation. Because film and television and ** will look messy when they are together with games, it is better to separate them.

15 years of experience in playing with computers. A little advice for your reference.

From the ** point of view, the 1T hard disk is now about 700 yuan and nearly 800.

A 500g hard drive costs about 400 yuan.

Therefore, there are more than two 500g ones on ** than one 1t one.

In addition, in terms of use.

Two 500G hard disks require two search car positions and two lines in your chassis to supply power.

And the data exchange between the two.

It's also inconvenient. The power consumption of one 1T hard disk is obviously less than that of two 500G.

Other than that. It's also easier to store data.

Swapping between two physical devices is avoided.

Of course, if you need to use disk array technology, it is RAID technology.

Then two 500G can only provide 500G capacity after forming a RAID, but it must be better in terms of data security, because if one of the hard disks is broken, another hard disk can restore the data intact.

As for whether you want to ask whether it is good or not, it mainly depends on the area where you use them, if it is a general household.

Then I recommend you to choose 1t

If it's a data server.

Store some important data.

You can consider RAID technology.

But generally at home.

RAID technology makes it not very widely used.

I don't know if you're satisfied.

2 500 is good, because the life of the hard disk is limited, and the first hole is rented for fear of bumps.

If a hard drive is damaged, all the data will be lost.

2 hard drives can also be raided.

PS: 2 x 500 ** >> 1 x 1000.

1TB hard disk is good for wild rent.

1. Power saving. 1TB only has one hard disk, two 500s are two, and two hard disks definitely cost more power than 1 Fanzhao hard disk.

2. Fast speed. Today's desktop hard disks, a single disk is 1T, and the larger the capacity of a single disk, the faster the speed. The two 500g may be the old hard disks with a small single disk capacity, or they may be made by 1T with a problematic reduced capacity, which is definitely not as fast as 1T.

3. The probability of failure is high. 2 hard drives are definitely more likely to fail than 1 hard drive. Moreover, in the case of the above principle, 1T is the mainstream single-disk capacity, and the stability of 500G is somewhat questionable.

About 30g and 60g are appropriate.

1. The SSD must be installed with a system of win7 or above, which means that the C disk generally needs about 30G. If there are a lot of commonly used software, you usually need to use about g. Don't install a C drive for big games.

G's SSD, usually the real capacity is 111G, except for the 60G C drive, the remaining space is about 50G, but be careful, keep at least 10G and don't use it, let the SSD do self-maintenance. Otherwise, it will shrink both speed and life.

3. In fact, for such a small SSD, there is no need for 2 zones, generally one zone. If the note has only one hard disk, only consider two areas.