Then for some time, the array will be nimble.Īs for flash drives and any removable drives - for them, defragmentation is not shown at all. The only justifiable option for defragmenting SSDs is the old SSD, which you were about to replace soon. By the way, the TRIM command was developed specifically for SSD drives, which the controller needs to clear most of the unused blocks of flash memory. The fact is that a fragmented SSD wears out much faster.
However, be prepared for the fact that the array is likely to be damaged in the near future. If you defragment your SSD, you can, of course, feel the better performance. Here, if the array consists of an SSD - no, defragmentation will bring more disadvantages than advantages. If your RAID consists of the HDD, the defragmentation will be highly relevant to the optimization of the array and accelerate its robot. However, double-checking is still worth it. Recent versions of Windows already have this feature in automatic mode. As a result, the search for the requested information is much faster. It increases the performance of the array.Īll this is due to the defragmentation mechanism itself - it removes the “gaps” that result from using (deleting information, moving it, etc.) free disk space.
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