Data Quality White Papers
Improving Backup Performance with Defragmentation
Overview Did you know you can speed up your backup times by as much as 67 percent? Since backup is basically a file-by-file copy process, disk fragmentation has a huge impact on backup times. This white paper from Diskeeper Corporation outlines tests conducted to determine the performance increase that can be realized by defragmenting a drive before backing it up. See why daily defragmentation can increase backup data transfer rates by as much as 190 percent and reduce backup times by up to 67 percent.
| Publisher | Diskeeper | File Format | |
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| Date Published | November 2004 | Downloads | 17 |
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