New disk for Data Pump

Hi to all,
OS: Windows Server 2003 EE 64bit, Database: Oracle Database 10g
I do not know whether this question is for here, but …
I have a database server with four SCSI hard drives. The last hard drive I added (300GB) in Disk Management is set up as Layout:Simple Type:Dynamic. All of my other drives are set up as Layout:Partition Type:Basic. The new drive I want to use as location for DATA PUMP dump files.
This new drive I don’t plan to put with another disk in mirror or any RAID configuration, as is the case with other existing hard drives.
Whether to leave it as Dynamic or to put them as Basic?
I was curious as to what the differences are, and if I continue to use it as Dynamic will I have any issue?
Thanks.

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