Wat's the fastest defragmenter?
i need to defrag a 200gb hdd that is constantly modified, as well as another 200gb that's rarely modified and mainly used for storage
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Wat's the fastest defragmenter?
i need to defrag a 200gb hdd that is constantly modified, as well as another 200gb that's rarely modified and mainly used for storage
Diskeeper Pro. I swear by it. Set It And Forget It is an invaluable feature, it will keep your hdd constantly defragged.
O&O Defrag.
It can work on different partitions simultaneously.
perfect disc by Raxco or something
I use O&O.
Heh you guys mentioned all the ones you have to pay for and I have tried them all... Longest one I stayed with is O&O and I still use it... Secondly I would choose PerfectDisk afterward than Diskkeeper... Just my preference...
If you are going for speed they are all technically the fastest... BUT the thing that O&O Has over the rest is well let's put it this way.. there are FIVE ways of defragging your computer... FASTEST = Stealth mode... Then if you partition/ use your HD Constantly you might want to defrag it in COMPLETE/Access mode(Takes a long time) BUT you will be able to see the Speed Difference and after that you run it in Stealth mode so it cleans up what the Complete might not have... It is really worth a try.
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Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
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Originally Posted by true_neo
Me too ! :)
Its the way to go. :01:Quote:
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Set your screen saver to something like 25 min. tho , I had problems trying to access a program .I have no patience for a program that must finnish before I can use my puter. Mabye set to defrag at say 2.00 am ?
I use Diskeeper also mainly cause its one of the best and just so simple to use...
What Operating System are you using??Quote:
Originally Posted by abu_has_the_power
PerfectDisk is my preference. However if you are on a 98 system I recommend the Defrag from Windows ME.
OP asked for the fastest defragger. The fastest I've ever used was: Vopt XP.
And I've tried just about all of them. And it's the fastest by far.
hxxp://www.vopt.com/VoptXP.htm
But I won't use it EVER again. You did say the fastest not the best.:w00t:
That only happens the first time, when you do massive defrag on a seriously fragged disk. Even then, I could still use my puter fine. I just watched an ep of Xena :naughty:Quote:
Originally Posted by peat moss
O&O doesn't support 64bit. Omfg!
lol:lol: xena is awesome. :schnauz: :01: did she ever get it on with kevin sorbo? :naughty: :naughty:Quote:
Originally Posted by true_neo
i'll check out o&O. i'm using diskeeper on my 2nd hdd, and perfect disk on my main hdd (the constantly modified one). perfect disk is slow, but the "smart defrag" that moves files based on frequency of moderation is very helpful. diskeeper is just fast. it's really really fast
http://www.oo-software.com/en/produc...efrag/pro.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Shiranai_Baka
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Highlights
Faster system start-ups and up to 100% more speed while working or playing through file optimization
NEW: Complete Automation with O&O OneButtonDefrag
NEW: Special support for Notebooks
NEW: Screen Saver Mode for efficient and convenient optimization
NEW: 64-bit version now available
Automatic Background Defragmentation
Five different defragmentation methods
Simple interface for users previous experience with the software
Compatible with all workstation variations of Windows XP/2000/NT 4
O&O, Diskeeper, and Perfect Disk are three really great defrag programs.. Ive tried all three and all preform very well. :)
Also, it seems those are the three being recommended. ;)
Me three. Diskeeper Pro is GREAT! I've used Perfect Disk, O&O and the dreaded XP Default Defragmenter...they didn't compare to Diskeeper's performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by peat moss
Never had any problems after any of it's defrags. Keeps all the computers in our lab running very smooth.
perfectdisk would be second on my list, but it takes much longer. I see the same performance gain from Diskeeper, but in mere seconds-minutes.
Yep, some defrags will take less than a minute to complete if you only have around 10-20% drive fragmentation. Pretty neat.