8:24 as well
Also: Don't defrag your HD? Is that good advice or the advice of someone who likes 'buckets'?
( , Tue 30 Sep 2014, 19:54, Share, Reply)
Also: Don't defrag your HD? Is that good advice or the advice of someone who likes 'buckets'?
( , Tue 30 Sep 2014, 19:54, Share, Reply)
I'm okay with this.jpeg
File fragmentation under NTFS isn't much of an issue in that it allocates file blocks in a similar manner to the EXT* file systems. It's possible to get MFT fragmentation, but that is seriously unlikely to make a negligible amount of difference to performance. Furthermore, if you use an SSD defragging adds write cycles (shortening the life of the device) into the mix with no net benefit.
Just MHO though and your mileage may vary.
( , Tue 30 Sep 2014, 22:25, Share, Reply)
File fragmentation under NTFS isn't much of an issue in that it allocates file blocks in a similar manner to the EXT* file systems. It's possible to get MFT fragmentation, but that is seriously unlikely to make a negligible amount of difference to performance. Furthermore, if you use an SSD defragging adds write cycles (shortening the life of the device) into the mix with no net benefit.
Just MHO though and your mileage may vary.
( , Tue 30 Sep 2014, 22:25, Share, Reply)