For current storage devices, there are typically two formatting options: NTFS formatting and FAT32 formatting.
NTFS supports individual files exceeding 4GB and offers enhanced security, making it suitable for storing large files such as high-definition videos and virtual machine images.
FAT32, however, cannot handle individual files larger than 4GB and is therefore unsuitable for storing large files like high-definition films or installation packages.
Therefore, for storage devices of 64GB or greater capacity, formatting as NTFS is required, though this may prove incompatible with certain devices such as televisions.