Which defragmentation software do you use?

Which defragger do you use ?

  • Auslogics Disk Defrag

    Votes: 28 31.8%
  • IObit Smart Defrag

    Votes: 10 11.4%
  • Defraggler

    Votes: 13 14.8%
  • Puran Defrag

    Votes: 3 3.4%
  • SuperEasy LiveDefrag

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • O&0 Defrag

    Votes: 9 10.2%
  • Other (please post)

    Votes: 35 39.8%

  • Total voters
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Hey guys, i wanna see which defragger do you use, i'm using Auslogics Disk Defrag,and Smart Defrag :)
 

technology

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I have tried all defragment program and was always return to diskeeper, really feel the difference in system performance after using it especially faster boot-up,but now im using windows built in Defragment and Optimize Drives and it done its job
 
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Cats-4_Owners-2

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Thanks all!;) I've actually only used Windows built in for de-fragmenting, yet now, after seeing what everyone has shared (thus far) I shall happily defragment using some of your tried and true favorites!:p
Question: In determining a better defragmenting program, will it work more thoroughly, faster, or is there something more (beyond both of these aspects) which make for a winning choice; and @technology, will you return to diskeeper yet again?o_O
 

technology

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Thanks all!;) I've actually only used Windows built in for de-fragmenting, yet now, after seeing what everyone has shared (thus far) I shall happily defragment using some of your tried and true favorites!:p
Question: In determining a better defragmenting program, will it work more thoroughly, faster, or is there something more (beyond both of these aspects) which make for a winning choice; and @technology, will you return to diskeeper yet again?o_O
Im happy now with windows built in defragmentation, it is very good btw and not going to change it right now, but that doesn't mean im not waiting the new version of diskeeper to try it :)..
 
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Striker

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Im using windows build in defrag all 6 month. i didnt feel the need for a extra program when windows can do almost exact the same and is build in for free :)
 
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ifacedown

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Actually, the defragging methodology/technology used by Windows is that of Diskeeper... without the realtime fragmentation prevention.

Right now I am using PerfectDisk and there is really a noticeable boost in performance, especially in boot time. and, a big plus is its OptiWrite technology, really makes the processing, creation, copying, moving, and deleting of files faster. OptiWrite prevents fragmentation, and is also used by Iolo System Mechanic.
 

software182

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For now, i'm using V-Locity Endpoint
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Mere

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I use mydefrag. I really like this one because it does a better job than windows defrag. It seens to me that my computer runs faster.
 
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hopefully_secure

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toffee

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I've tried Auslogics, O&O, Defraggler, MyDefrag, and UltraDefrag and I have noticed no major boosts in speed or defragmentation over just using the built-in Windows one, assuming you are using Windows 7 or above. The benchmarks I've found indicate little real-world gain over the built-in Windows defrag as well.

http://www.gamingpcbuilder.com/free-disk-defragmenters-tested/

http://www.hofmannc.de/en/windows-7-defragmenter-test/benchmarks.html


Have you ever tried PerfectDisk? Try it!
 

Mere

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I've tried Auslogics, O&O, Defraggler, MyDefrag, and UltraDefrag and I have noticed no major boosts in speed or defragmentation over just using the built-in Windows one, assuming you are using Windows 7 or above. The benchmarks I've found indicate little real-world gain over the built-in Windows defrag as well.

http://www.gamingpcbuilder.com/free-disk-defragmenters-tested/

http://www.hofmannc.de/en/windows-7-defragmenter-test/benchmarks.html
I am using windows 8.1
 

Neno

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The only thing you would ever need for defragmentation is windows os own tool. Only evident difference in disk performance is between heavily fragmented drive and defragmented one :)
 
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