Unfortunately Microsoft's successor to NTFS, called ReFS will only be available on
Windows Server 8, and NOT on this new desktop client - plain Windows 8.
Resiliency to corruptions through "salvage" techniques.
Integrity streams providing user data integrity.
Copy on write, transactional model for robust disk updates.
Storage pooling and virtualization.
Data striping will improve disk performance for maximum volume availability.
Disk scrubbing for protection against latent disk errors.
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The biggest limitation is that ReFS is not available on Windows 8 client,
only on Windows Server 8. Another serious shortcoming
is that you cannot boot from ReFS, thus even servers will have to have one
NTFS partition. Those wishing for disk quotas or compression will also
be disappointed. See more about he benefits and
limitations of ReFS in
Windows Server 8.
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Summary of ReFS
Microsoft has developed a new file system to replace NTFS called ReFS, but
unfortunately, it will only be available for new Windows Server operating
systems for the foreseeable future.
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