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A new approach to reduce NTFS fragmentation
40hz:
Has anybody been able to find a creditable independent review of this product?
Everything I see up on the web is either a sponsored announcement, or what appears to be a reprint of a press release.
I'm surprised that there doesn't seem to be much info despite the claims being made and the amount of time this product has been on the market.
I would have thought one of the CMP or Ziff publications would have picked up on it by now.
:)
bleh75:
Eóin l-
Their english seems dubious at best, never a good sign.
Heh agreed I really don't trust programs if they can't at least type in decent English.DesktopOK is about my only exception it restores your desktop icons perfectly without fail :Thmbsup:
Zero3K:
The reason their English isn't that good is because the company that makes the product is located somewhere in Israel. Also, it seems that their programs havn't been updated for 2+ years. Maybe someone could contact [email protected] (its the email address for the developer of them) for more info (such as if a new version was made recently, etc).
MerleOne:
http://disklace.fileburst.com/DISKLACE%20Whitepaper.pdf
I found this WP well hidden somewhere on their website. But is doesn't really helps I think.
sajman99:
http://disklace.fileburst.com/DISKLACE%20Whitepaper.pdf
I found this WP well hidden somewhere on their website. But is doesn't really helps I think.
-MerleOne (March 28, 2010, 03:51 AM)
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So the "inflection point" determines the "point of no return". OK, now I think I've got it. Uh...not so much. :o
I have to agree with 40hz. This is interesting and all, but I think we really need a paper/review/article from somebody other than Disklace Software to give this some legitimacy.
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