“I ran V-locity in my test environment. The Benefit Analyzer showed a 117% performance improvement. With V-locity on board, I just don’t worry about performance.”

“V-locity is an excellent set-and-forget product that greatly increased the performance of our Hyper-V VM's. Not only does it perform exceptionally, but it has excellent reporting features showing the system improvements. I love it!"

“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 …

“Diskeeper immediately defragmented my drive and kept it clean. I like it. I used it on my own primary workstation and appreciate the consistent performance improvement of the features offered in the product. It is an excellent tool. IntelliWrite is doing a good job.”

“I have seen a difference in the demands on our Dell PowerEdge server even when I manually ran defrag during peak work time. No slowdown was noticed. We are a medical practice with four doctors in two offices. The server is located in our main office in Denison, our other …

“I have fewer response time issues with the desktop PCs because I run Diskeeper. While others experience slowdowns of their machines, mine just keep chugging along nicely. No lockups, no momentary lags, and half as many HelpDesk issues as others around me have. In fact I never get a call …

“We run an application that specifically benefits from Diskeeper - a SQL-based large database program that keeps all of its data in one huge file. Diskeeper keeps the drive optimized so efficiently that we’ve noticed a significant decrease in database lockups. Also, our Exchange server gets a big boost from …

“I can’t wait to install this on ALL of our virtual machines. V-Locity proactively increases I/O performance on virtual servers and pays for itself many times over!”

“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 …