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Do you move a lot of large files around all the time? That will 'frag you up quickly.-Feath-
Well, he said he recently built the computer and installed 100GB worth of stuff over probably 2 or 3 days. 42% fragmentation does not seem unusual to me given that circumstance.
Well because you are using windows.
Most likely it didn't get all of the way defragmented in the first place. Did you check after it was done? it was most likely still at 10%.
[QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"]Only mature answers are welcome here. If you don't have something intelligent to say, then say nothing.It sounds like you download and delete a lot of pr0n
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The fastest way to fragment your harddrive is to do what I said you were probably doing.
Maybe it's because Windows tends to constantly change the page file size. What I did is first have two hard drives installed, C: and D: drives. I have the page file located at D: only and set to permanent at 12gb.
I haven't defragged C: drive since I assembled the PC last November and it's currently 7% fragmented. I defragged D: drive a week ago and it's currently at 1% fragmentation.
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