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• #34347 HZoli87 veterán liszi70 #34346

  2012-03-04 12:02:41 #34347

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  Windows 7 alatt felesleges futtatni az optimalizációt, ez elsősorban a XP-ét használó felhasználóknak készült. Ennek ellenére havonta lefuttathatod, ha úgy gondolod, baj nem lesz belőle. Tesztprogramot pedig felejtsd el, majd mérsz fél/egy év múlva vele.

  Részlet a felhasználói kézikönyvből:

  " NOTE: Windows 7 supports TRIM natively, so this feature is less
  necessary for Windows 7 Users. Those using Windows XP, which does
  not support TRIM, should run this feature regularly to keep their SSD in
  top shape. Of course, Windows 7 users can use Performance
  Optimization as well if they wish to force Garbage Collection and TRIM to
  run at a particular time rather than in the background.

  The Performance Optimization feature automatically consolidates
  disparate data and prepares invalid memory for future use. It
  accomplishes these tasks by force executing two very important SSD
  maintenance features: TRIM and Garbage Collection.

  By nature, SSDs are a bit obsessive about how they organize their data.
  They prefer to have it neatly stacked together, and they run more
  efficiently when they can keep it that way. Everyday use makes this type
  of neatness difficult, because the OS is constantly writing and deleting
  data of various sizes, leaving data strewn haphazardly throughout the
  SSD. Garbage Collection remedies this by combing through the Swiss
  cheese of data left behind, collecting any data and carefully placing it
  together.

  TRIM helps to make Garbage Collection more efficient by preparing
  invalid data for deletion. When the OS “deletes” data, the data does not
  actually go anywhere. The space in which it resides is simply marked as
  “free space” that may be used later. Unfortunately, the OS doesn’t let the
  SSD know which data is now free, at least not without TRIM. TRIM allows
  the OS to inform the SSD which data is no longer valid, allowing the SSD
  to skip over invalid data when performing Garbage Collection instead of
  moving around old data.

  SSDs are just as particular about how they delete data as they are in
  storing it, preferring to delete in blocks of equal size. Working in concert,
  TRIM and Garbage collection allow the SSD to clear and prepare unused
  and invalid blocks of space. SSDs perform faster when writing to empty
  blocks, so the end result is better performance. "

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