Thread: Does keeping multiple formats affect performance?
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Old 09-18-2010, 09:42 PM   #1
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Does keeping multiple formats affect performance?
On my old laptop, Calibre was very slow and I got into a habit of only keeping the mobi files in Calibre and backing up original epubs elsewhere. Now I am finding my backup system getting a little unwieldy and I have to reconvert everything multiple times when my mother comes over and wants stuff for her non-mobi Kobo. So I am thinking of just leaving everything in Calibre but I don't want to gum everything else up. Is there a performance downside to doing this? Will it run faster if I leave only one format per book in Calibre or will this not matter?
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