-
“We are running Diskeeper with IntelliWrite fragmentation prevention technology on our PCs and Servers. My experience is the peace of mind that comes from knowing I have taken intelligent steps to keep us tuned up and running with the most possible uptime. InvisiTasking is most definitely important and does make …
-
“Diskeeper performance technology is a revolutionary step forward in file system optimization. IntelliWrite minimizes fragmentation and disk maintenance is more effective than ever. Proactive fragmentation prevention constantly keeps our Windows 7 file systems optimized, making our applications more reliable and helping maintain the confidence and high degree of satisfaction of …
-
“I am a blind reseller and consultant for people with special needs/vision impaired, who use JAWS, the Windows screen reading software. I have been very pleasantly surprised with Diskeeper. It works great with our screen reading technology! The Instant Defrag feature makes JAWS as much as five times more accessible. …
-
“If a file was 50 pages long, I would sit and watch the page count loading all 50 pages before printing the report. Some of the files we process are more than 500 pages, so I think you can imagine the pain."
-
"Case Management Solutions shared with us the pain they were experiencing and the need to find the most cost-effective solution possible. We quickly spotted some necessary server upgrades, but after having seen what V-locity® I/O reduction software had done for our other clients, we knew that was likely the only …
-
“Our issues prior to installing Diskeeper were numerous support calls for slow computers, which our first response would be to run the Windows built-in defragmenter. This provided an increase in the workstation’s performance. After operating for years this way, we finally were convinced we needed to use something more robust …
-
“Undelete has been very useful with helping to recover files that users delete. We have been using the Windows Shadow Copy to help with edits, but Undelete is great for removals so that we do not have to go to backup tapes.”
-
“One of the things I learned years ago in a database tuning class was the two easiest things to do to improve performance and efficiency are reorganization/runstats and keeping the disks defragmented. The reasoning is that when the database gets data off of the disk, it doesn't just grab one …
-
"I was able to support the IT environment at Lawnswood school with an HP MSA 2000 SAN for 8 years, thanks to Condusiv's I/O reduction software."
-
“Storage performance relates specifically to disk I/O with regard to both reads and writes. We run a virtual environment with over 100 servers on an EMC CX4 SAN. When I look at disk latency, I’m looking at storage performance. We use V-locity to address issues with disk latency. When data …
-
“It's only logical that less disk thrashing due to less disk fragmentation would result in less energy used. Thinking of the large disk farms found in today's networks it makes sense that defragmented disks would result in less energy used in the data center.”
-
“We are running Diskeeper EnterpriseServer on our Domino Lotus Notes application and also on the mail servers. We are running these across several RAID 5 arrays encompassing over 2.75 TB of user data. It used to take us 25 hours to perform our weekly backup of the Domino Servers. By …
-
"We’re running SQL Server and extensive backup catalogues. After installing V-locity on our physical servers, we saw over 100% increase in performance throughput.”
-
“The Diskeeper upgrades went very smoothly. We have the Administrator so rolling out the upgrades is easy from the Diskeeper standpoint. We haven’t had any issues at all with these deployments on more than 300 servers we upgraded. IntelliWrite technology and Instant Defrag do an excellent job of keeping fragmentation …
-
“I’m running the new Diskeeper with Instant Defrag on a Windows 7 server with domain controller, and on Windows 2008 using EqualLogic SAN. These systems run quite a bit faster – especially on VMware. I was quite surprised at that."