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  • “The biggest benefit from Diskeeper is from reduced downtime from HDD failures which in turn saves me money in capital expenditures as I can squeeze more life out of my hardware. By continuously keeping the drives defragged, they don’t have to work as hard when files are accessed, and therefore …

  • “Diskeeper has helped us tremendously since implementation. IntelliWrite has saved us the replacement of many hard drives since we have had it running. Great product. We need reliability especially for our server farms. We have always experienced good results with your products.”

  • “I love using Diskeeper on our Backup Exec Server; this is the real success story. It can have 10 jobs that write to 50 GB files all at the same time. This fragments the heck out of our 13 TB drive tower. The Windows defrag wouldn’t keep up or even …

  • “I consider Diskeeper to be a valuable tool and am very pleased with our deployment of it. We have Diskeeper Administrator running on our internal domain and use it to deploy and manage our Diskeeper clients. We have defrag policies set up and use them to keep production running. I …

  • "With V-locity, we have delayed investment in additional hardware. We've virtualized servers that used to run on dedicated storage, and now we're using our resources much more efficiently."

  • “V-locity is like nitro for your storage. My web applications are faster, my databases respond quicker, backups transfer faster. With V-locity optimizing our environment, the amount of workload we were able to process in the same amount of time jumped 89%.”

  • “Any lag we used to experience during peak load has disappeared. In addition to performance gains, we no longer have to reboot servers once a week.”

  • "The Diskeeper server real time defrag has helped to keep our core servers on the Compellent SAN running faster and has allowed us to reclaim the extra space that would have otherwise been lost on our SAN. Our Compellent SAN allows us to thin provision space so the defrag process …

  • “We love Undelete. We use it on our five mail servers & fileservers which we converted to VMware ESXi and have been very satisfied – we definitely got our money’s worth with Undelete.”

  • “Mainly we got licenses for large or multi-terabyte servers, because the built-in defrag doesn’t handle that size well. I always suggest Diskeeper for servers with large terabyte server storage. We are running 40 licenses department wide. We run mostly Windows 2003 32 bit, with 10% on 64 bit, some clustered."

  • “We have been running Diskeeper for years, and when we began the switch to virtualization using Hyper-V, V-locity was suggested to help improve performance of the VMs. V-locity has proven to be a valuable tool in our virtual environment. It is also a “Set It and Forget It” type of …

  • “Diskeeper’s automatic defrag was the biggest selling point for us. Windows machine performance degrades over time and although scheduling a defrag with the built-in tool is an option, we found that the performance was not as good, was of higher impact to the end user and has no central management. …

  • “I have installed V-locity and love it. I installed V-locity first on the Hyper-V servers that I consider to be critical. V-locity is one of those set-and-forget type utilities that just works. It does a great job with no intervention from me. I’m busy so I want a product I …

  • “We are running Diskeeper on our Distributed File System server which houses all corporate documents. This server has 500GB of files and was heavily fragmented prior to installing Diskeeper. Users were experiencing latency issues, login delays (roaming profiles) and apps would freeze upon saving to that server. After running Diskeeper …

  • “Every server we have implements RAID, typically RAID 1 for the OS and a RAID 5 for data. Before we enabled the Automatic defrag I would periodically log into each of our 25 servers and run defrag now and then. Each server had at least 2 drives, so it was …