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**Leythos[_2_]** · March 27th 09, 05:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics

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I have one drive dedicated to nothing but video work, especially
rendering, so it needs to be defragged after every session unless you
enjoy waiting between operations; speed matters for defrag when you want
to move on to the next project and unless the last render went over a
couple hours the defrag now happens in the time it takes to get a cup of
coffee and take a pee break. Nothing's worse than waiting for water to
boil!

You should consider RAID-0 for your video drive and RAID-1 for your OS
if this is a work/money computer.

You also want to make sure that you defrag and leave space, gap, between
fixed files and editable files - JKDefrag is the best tool I've seen for
this method, it will make a difference in your case.

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