SSDefrag thread

I don't. I use ext4, not your faggy ntfs

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ssd doesn't need defraging. Never will.

Everyday at 5:33pm OP

I defrag my SSD at least once a day to make sure my most used files are positioned on the outer circle of the disk ; )

>>52226950
ext fragments too, and when it runs its periodical check it defrags. You now, that's when it blabbers about "non-contiguous blocks".

>>52226896
at least twice a day

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>>52227296

Why do people defrag SSDs? Is this a troll? How is that useful?

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>defragmenting an ssd

Once a day, keeps it nice and fresh, evens out the ware on the disk

I defrag my ssd every time I download more ram.

>>52229369
Reasons people defragment SSDs (and no, it isn't useful):
>They use windows and forgot to disable scheduled defragmentation
>They're acting like retards in search of attention

>>52226896

noatime,ssd,space_cache,autodefrag,compress=lzo

does this count? pls respond

>>52229903
windows (10) skips ssds in scheduled defrags

>>52229109
awoo~

>>52227661
Only when the file system reaches maximum capacity for a partition, typically somewhere around the ~85% mark (rough estimate because this highly depends file sizes and such). However, >>52226950 was right when he said *he* doesn't defragment his file system. The OS does it for him when it's really needed. If we're not talking about SSDs, of course... OP is an idiot.