With 3D V-Nand however it is a totally different quest. It is somewhat correct however that defragmentation do very little to the memory cells life span - if these are of TLC-nand. In contrary, start defragging a SSD will cause lagg, the reading times will almost certain reach 200ms of delays in access times - that is not the way one would like it to be. It is not necessary at all to defragment a SSD, the way how data is stored are solely handled by its memory controller and its inbuilt firmware and not by any way from the operating system like Windows or Linux. Interesting blog post, however incorrect in most.ĪnandTech had made a serious article about this some years ago in which I trust more to than this.įirst of all one must understand how the nand-memory cells in an SSD works. Otherwise, if you don't need to have your PC on at night, then it just will run in the background and you won't notice it ran and completed whilyou were otherwise engaged.Īs for SSDs and defragging, just about everything you will read on defragging SSDs is wrong, Windows is defragging SSD once a month. If Al defrag taking up your time while you are watching it than that is wasted time. If done on a schedule, it takes very little time.
AUSLOGICS DISK DEFRAG WONT DO SSD SOFTWARE
If the software has an SSD setting, use that. of course it runs when Im sleeping so I wouldn't notice if it did take long. 1 Answer Sorted by: 0 SSD's should not be fragmented in the 'normal' ways, as they do not have the same characteristics as Spinning Disk drives.
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