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Physical size
Physical size
Definition
The physical size (P-size) of a file refers to the minimum number of whole clusters needed to store the file.
Introduction
Physical size shows how many whole clusters are used to store a file. Logical size refers to the actual size of the file. The difference between physical size and logical size is called file slack.
Related terms
Data cluster
File slack
Logical size
References
Wikipedia contributors, "Data cluster," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Data_cluster&oldid=784026338 (accessed November 28, 2018).
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