metadata and freespace defragmentation changes

[Kloppstock]

Im having issues with sloppy computer performance over time, which means that after computer restart

it goes really fasst to load things and klick around, after 1 hour you start to feel a down change that increases

i have tracked the problem with my defrag program Perfect disc

when i restart the computer im doing as perfect disc to often suggest this days, a offline defragmentation pass

after that allways a spart placement pass, the end result gives exellent statistic over the following values

however what you see here is that metadata and fress space fragmentation is allready on its way to get crappy values

after less than 1 hour, free space will soon go to poor value in somo hour, and remember the navigation speed goes in motion with this result

so its accually nothing that points towards that its infact a virus in my system only :)

what i dont can understand is how this 2 values can live-change when the new-defraged harddrive's (C:\ system) files are untouched, there is no file

movment on this drive, well its a splitted harddrive, and the other part of it (D:\) is getting new files constantley, but i dont know if that can affect

is there anything i can do to prevent this values from dropping as thei do, i dont even know what thei indivual mean adn their differences

but if perfect disc choose i shall defrag 4 times a day now, it have not been like this before, atleast not that you can connect it wit crapp-performance

that floats up & down with it

look here at the statistic

[ɹəuəllıʍ ʇɐb]

Disk fragmentation does not really slow down a computer that much after just a few hours; it will take weeks or even months to slow down things so that it's noticeable (if at all).

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[Sunray]

Yeah, 1 hour of fragmentation should not do much damage, unless it's the MFT that mysteriously got shredded to pieces (no reason why that should happen!).

As an aside: for various reasons, I never really like PD all that much when i trialled it, seemed to be a bit of a resource hog. I am biased towards Diskeeper when it comes to defragmenting. It has never given me any trouble, and v.2008 is no different.

[andsome]

Yeah, 1 hour of fragmentation should not do much damage, unless it's the MFT that mysteriously got shredded to pieces (no reason why that should happen!).

As an aside: for various reasons, I never really like PD all that much when i trialled it, seemed to be a bit of a resource hog. I am biased towards Diskeeper when it comes to defragmenting. It has never given me any trouble, and v.2008 is no different.

I too have tried several defrag programs, and stayed with Diskeeper. :D