Ultimate Defrag - E Doc

Has anyone downloaded the E Doc from disktrix ? I know the cost is only $7.50
but am only willing to pay if there is anything real in the Doc

 

Trying to pry a measly $7.50 out of loyal customers is IMO a "cheap shot". If, as quoted in the lure (if you will) this info is widely available. "not even a "hidden" feature... quite prominent..."

Why doesn't the developer just publish the freakin' info instead of trying to squeek $7.50 out of us.

just my $.02

...screamer

 

Agreed.

I would have thought paying users would have received this free of charge

 

Electronic document; Its just a PDF.

 

"Before you read on about the UltimateDefrag Update,
please take a moment to checkout the sampler of
an E-Doc we have just released that will show you
how to get an average of 44% more performance from
your hard drive without spending a single penny on
software or hardware."

In the Teaser .pdf it states that up to 500% increase in speed is possible.

BullShit I say.

...screamer

 

This gives me not a good feeling,as i am advocate this app far and wide and deserves it no doubt about,but this .............. no good it defames their reputation.Not a good move.Give it free to customers and then they tell far and wide how good their services is.

 

What ? 44% upto 500% increase of speed on my harddisk
WD Raptor 74gb 10000rpm SATA 8mb Cache 4.5ms ? I'm stupified.
We need a new forum "Is it real ?"

 

I downloaded this document and it has made me decide to dump UltimateDefrag for PerfectDisk. I feel this is very bad marketing and the document is only 15 pages. Kinda costly for a NTSF File Compression help file.

 

The document's not even been spell-checked!

 

On one hand they should give this away for free to paying customers as a 'bonus', on the other hand they did do the studies on this and came to the conclusion it is beneficial by their own hard work. If I were them I would not only give it away to paying customers, but anyone who pays for the extended trial. On top of that I would subtract the costs of the extended trial from any final purchases.

How To Use File Compression in Windows XP:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307987

and...

Best practices for NTFS compression in Windows:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/251186

Based on their methodology and without even reading their 'E Doc' (Just their introduction to it and it's description) I can come to the assumption that newer processors are able to decompress compressed files so fast that NTFS file compression actually pushes files out of the way of the hard drive read head enough for the compression to actually be beneficial.

 

Yeah a raptor , rocks almost out his cage,lightning fast and has a big sound !!