Store mainly photos, text, mp4, mp3, htm, screenshots, mostly small file size around 1 MB - 100 MB, maybe very occasionally a 1-3 GB backup file. Windows 7 currently, plan to upgrade to Win 10 the next year when Win 7 is unsupported. Should be no chance to use it on a Mac. I did research, I understand exFAT give a larger file size limit, what if I would never need to store a 2T file, and basically computer use only, instead of its original design for digital camera 4K video. The following is my concerns, being 1 is the most:
1. stability
2. speed
3. compatibility on different systems (except Mac)
4. maximum file size (I don't care)
Sorry I just discover there is not FAT32 format available, only NTFS or exFAT (default) oops. The same question, should I re-format it to NTFS? exFAT sounds experimental to me, while NTFS is likely more friendly and stable or good. Or should I better keep it the default exFAT?
This is my card: Samsung microSDXC UHS-I storage card 128GB Class10 3 4K UltraHD 100MB/sec
my computer: 64-bit Windows 7 Home Preimum, NTFS harddisk 500 GB
my netbook: 32-bit Windows 7 Starter, NTFS harddisk 250 GB