when was the last time you defragged your drives?
>>55372362
Around 15 years ago
When i still used windows
>>55372362
Never but I have deFaged my hard drives by using DBAN to erase evidence of my brothers gay porn addiction.
>he defraged his SSD
lol
i haven't defraged in over 5 years and my HDDs are only at 7% or less
DON'T DEFRAG YOUR SSD RETARD
>>55372454
>>55372445
It doesnt defrag you dumb human, it TRIMs the ssd instead
>>55372362
Earlier today
Last time I used a drive with magnetic tea dishes and stirring spoons
Why you aren't using SSD in this, God's year of 2017FY is beyond me
0% fragmentation at any time
Based Win 10 does it for me.
>>55372362
2002
>>55372873
>>55372362
Same here. I have it automatically on.
>>55372408
a true MVP here
What's "defragged" and why should I use it?
>>55373304
This
>>55373304
>>55373672
Because drives get fragged so the bits and pieces are spread and shit so it's slower, when you defrag it puts everything in order and makes it faster.
>>55375909
false
>>55372362
Who knows. I let my OS handle it automatically.
>Not short stroking your hard drive so it'll be fast even if were to get fragmented.
>Optimization not available
>Some partition named Recovery that does nothing if I click Optimize button
Am I botnetted?
>>55372362
>when was the last time you defragged your drives?
When Windows 98 was the state of the art OS.
>>55375909
>2011+5
>using a fragmenting filesystem
>>55372762
Why the fuck are you running trim manually? Trim goes off automatically when you delete a file.
>>55372873
Holy shit Windows 10 finally has the feature Mac has since like 2001?
Wow MS caught up after 15 years. That's amazing /s
>game has a well known bug
>complain about it on the game forums
>"defrag your HD breh'
>>55375974
>>55375909
not him but its true
a fragmented drive has files/data/bits in non-contiguous places - i.e some bits of a file are in one place, other bits in another place. So you get slower read times.
when you defrag you reorganise so that all bits for a file are next to each other.
Look it up on wiki if you dont believe me you mong
>>55372362
never
win7 reports that my SSD is 21% fragmented
What happens if you "optimize" a raid off ssds?
>>55376952
if windows says that then you better get on that
Actively: When I was still using Windows XP up until 2009.
Passively: Until I started using GNU/Linux exclusively last year.
>>55373304
look at this fucker trying to troll, you wont troll me you fucker
>>55376767
probably cause recovery partition has 2 or 3 files (just images of the drive for restoring), so doesnt need any defragging
>>55377123
Don't reply to that retard
>>55377123
But it says it needs optimization!
>>55376800
Its reporting the last time it ran, jesus fucking christ its maxium autism day
>SEND HELP
>>55372362
>Defrag
>>55372362
Defrag is automatic since windows Vista.
uh oh
>>55372362
Windows Fragmentation: Let’s say you save a number of different files to your file system. Each of these files will be stored in a contiguous cluster of sectors. Later, you update one of the files you originally saved, increasing the file’s size. The file system will attempt to store the new parts of the file right next to the original parts. Unfortunately, if there’s not enough uninterrupted room, the file must be split into multiple pieces – this all happens transparently to you. When your hard disk reads the file, its heads must skip around between different physical locations on the hard drive to read each chunk of sectors — this slows things down.
Linux’s ext2, ext3, and ext4 file systems allocate files in a more intelligent way. Instead of placing multiple files near each other on the hard disk, Linux file systems scatter different files all over the disk, leaving a large amount of free space between them. When a file is edited and needs to grow, there’s usually plenty of free space for the file to grow into. If fragmentation does occur, the file system will attempt to move the files around to reduce fragmentation in normal use, without the need for a defragmentation utility.
>>55372362
A month ago or so I defragged my UMPC's HDD, other than that it's been about 8 years since I used a filesystem so shit that that had to be done.
>>55376800
>every time you delete a file
It doesn't. But it is scheduled.
>>55377922sudo fsck.ext2 -fn /dev/sdXY
where sdXY is your ext4 partition e.g. sda1
>>55372362
I defrag my SSD RAID 0 twice a day
>>55372362
2002
oh shit, on one of my own personal computers? not since 2005 when I migrated away from windows.
on the family computer, probably within the last four years.
>>55377922
>ubuntu_users.png
>>55372362
The Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display doesn't have this problem.
>he still defrags
poorfag detected
>>55378814
>shitposting
>>55377845
Wow, those HDDs must hate you.
>>55378834
I think you mean:
>shillposting
>>55378138
Do not run this on a mounted partition.
>>55372362
>solid state drive
>needs optimization
topkek
>Current year
>Defrag
>NTFS
2012 probably, I dunno lol
>>55382298
unsung MVP
>>55372362
I am defragging my SSD right now, making it fast again, stop asking
>>55384202
>defragging my SSD
>SSD
>>55384221
What are you laughing you retard?
Enjoy your shitty slow SSD
>>55384276
bait. at least I hope its bait.
