Friday, January 5th 2007
Diskeeper 2007 will run in background to eliminate fragmentation as it appears
A lot of Windows users these days have a lot of processes running in the background. This can be good or bad, but it definitely does not help a disk defragmenter do it's job. And so, the makers of Diskeeper 2007 made sure that users would not have to worry about how their various processes affected the performance of their degragmenter. Their "InvisiTasking" software runs in the background, automatically prioritizing itself as activity increases and decreases. This effectively makes Diskeeper 2007 run as if it's not there, and defragments as fragmentation appears, instead of at regular scheduled intervals. Diskeeper 2007 costs £23 for a home PC and from £285 for a Windows server.
Source:
The Register
14 Comments on Diskeeper 2007 will run in background to eliminate fragmentation as it appears
-30+ technology gap which is not relevant to this thread. (2006 vs 2007 is the issue here)
-you are trying to compare technology from 1968 which is more then arrogant on your part (again we are talking recent tech)
-and it barely beats it compared to todays standard
-there are people still satisfied by ESS HEIL
Therefore, your example is false by every stretch of the term used.
Recent tech - how about the explosion of the Core2Duo - as compared to the 939. Both are recent techs, everyone said AMD was the best. Now it's intel.