Maximum size for Elements 6.0 catalog

Is there a maximum size for a singular catalog to keep it operating efficiently? Everything I read is that the maximum size is dependent on your hard drive space. I recently had to restore everything from a backup due to a fatal crash. I keep my photo files on an external, USB powered hard drive. Right now I have over 41,000 photos which is about 125 GB. These are family photos I would like to keep together for tagging but am I pushing my Organizer beyond its limits?

My catalog is on my external hard drive. Here is the information from Help->System Info.:
Current Catalog:
Catalog Name:
Catalog Location: F:\\
Catalog Size: 133.7MB
Catalog Cache Size: 841.8MB
When I look on the external drive, there are 5 files under the F: drive (my external hard drive). How do I moved the Catalog.psedb, backupCT.dat, collstatus.dat, itemData.mk4, tagstatus.dat, thumb.5.cache? Can I copy/paste to a new folder within my C: drive or do I need to do something within PSE? The next step I haven't mentioned is that once I get my PSE 6.0 up and running after its fatal crash, I want to convert to 8.0. Currently, I'm getting a "cannot convert" error message in 8.0 and that I need to repair my catalog in 6.0. When I try to repair, I'm told there are "no errors". If you have a link for instructions to convert to 8.0 too, it be most helpful! Thanks for all your help!!

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