I was thinking of dumping Norton Systemworks to get Nod32 antivirus and was thinking of how to defrag. Are there any utilities out there (maybe this belongs in software) that do better defragging a RAID drive, or is defragging RAID even necessary?
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RAID-0 Defrag?
- Thread starter Rustynuts
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I use Diskeeper 7.03 on XP in my RAID0 array, no problems with it, works great
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Ice Czar
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the OS views the RAID array as a single disk
ignoring the stripes, so defragmenting is still a benefit
and I use O&O
ignoring the stripes, so defragmenting is still a benefit
and I use O&O
I
Ice Czar
Guest
depends on the Drive\Partition the OS is in Stealth
other data partitions are Schedualed Complete Name or Access
My pagefile is cleared at each shutdown (a common security tweak)
and locked files (Registry\MFT) are defragged at every boot
the RAID array is strictly Data\Ghost Image Partitions (4 Primary Partitions)
other data partitions are Schedualed Complete Name or Access
My pagefile is cleared at each shutdown (a common security tweak)
and locked files (Registry\MFT) are defragged at every boot
the RAID array is strictly Data\Ghost Image Partitions (4 Primary Partitions)