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  • “For a company with racks and racks of machines, any reduction in heat is significant. Because Diskeeper reduces unnecessary disk seeking, it reduces heat, which reduces energy consumption.”

  • “We have not used the built-in defrag in several years. It consumed more CPU, required scheduling, and had conflicts with SQL locked files and other custom applications we run. Diskeeper resolved all of these issues - very efficient. With the Diskeeper Admin Console, upgrades and deployments are very simple; scan, …

  • “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 …

  • “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 …

  • "We knew we had an I/O problem and had reached the IOPS limitation of our backend storage architecture under peak load. However, what we did not consider is how much of our storage performance was being dampened by small, fractured, random I/O characteristics due to Windows write inefficiencies that generate …

  • "We use Undelete for recovery of deleted items, and also to see if the items were deleted or just moved. We use Undelete to see who deleted the file, when it was deleted, and for a history of deletions. Undelete saves our user community from having to recreate lost work."

  • “Condusiv’s V-locity didn’t just double the productivity of our patient care without adding new hardware, it enabled us to save on the bottom line and reclaim a storage budget that had ballooned since we virtualized.”

  • “We have been using Diskeeper for a while now, so we now receive few service calls related to fragmented disks; using Diskeeper has helped to keep such calls to a minimum. “Our intention with Diskeeper is to keep disk fragmentation at a reasonable level and Diskeeper does that; this activity …

  • “We use Diskeeper in various ways. We've deployed it on our Windows File Servers, also on our nightly backup server which runs on Windows 2003 Standard x64, and with Backup Exec. One important example of how Diskeeper has made our backup system work more effectively is in its use of …

  • “Love the Diskeeper product. It is easy, quiet and runs on its’ own! We run mostly Windows 2008 servers and Diskeeper is working quite well, in the back ground and silently doing its job.”

  • “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 thought you may like to know that V-Locity saved me yesterday! I was trying to correct a VMFS storage space issue after I was advised by my VM backup vendor to run sDelete on all the server drives to improve performance. As it turns out, VMware does not recognize …

  • "V-locity increased the performance on my virtual desktops. On average, latency was reduced from 4.81ms to 1.69ms largely due to the new IntelliMemory Caching technology in V-locity. V-locity also aids in managing the virtual disk with IntelliWrite which prevents the OS from breaking apart files, writing them in a performance …

  • "Diskeeper performance software works so well we just take it for granted, we haven’t been faced with the challenges that probably prompt companies to look into disk defragmentation utilities to solve their problems."

  • "Diskeeper is always an absolutely essential investment. For the peace of mind I get, not to mention the awesome added bonus of one thing permanently removed from my ‘worry list’, the cost to value ratio is phenomenal. When it comes to disk fragmentation and all of the associated problems in …