Hey, I currently am running a 1920GB storage array, partitioned to 150GB for games and the rest for storage. Once I run low, I"m thinking of getting larger capacity HD's and just transfering the info over. I really like the game loading speed I'm getting with this array, but to bump it up, it'll go over that limit. So I'm thinkin, I won't ahve to face this till vista comes out... but will it support booting off of that size of a disk?
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Vista <2TB disk support?
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hokatichenci
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Booting off GPT (Giant Partition Tables) are a BIOS issue, if your BIOS can read it (unlikely) then you are fine.
Serious question for the lack of my knowledge: I was under the impression that a GPT is a GUID Partition Table. Not that it really matters...
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I suggest you get a seperate boot disk. That way you don't have to worry about whether the BIOS recognizes the 2tb+ volume right at boot; you can get into the OS and let it worry about it.