Man of Honour
I have a RAID 0 setup, and use Asiologics Defragment software (very nice bit of kit that).
This might sound an odd question but in the past if I had a single drive any defragging software would rearrange files such that they would be moved into a sequence that is optimal for speed (in a nutshell??).
How does said piece of software now know what to do when an operating system is spread across more than one drive e.g. like in my aforementioned setup?
Therefore is there any point in me using it any more?
This might sound an odd question but in the past if I had a single drive any defragging software would rearrange files such that they would be moved into a sequence that is optimal for speed (in a nutshell??).
How does said piece of software now know what to do when an operating system is spread across more than one drive e.g. like in my aforementioned setup?
Therefore is there any point in me using it any more?
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