Anyone know of a program that I can run...

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that quickly fragments the files on your harddrive, or at least the files associated with it?
 

JustAnAverageGuy

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I assume he's trying to benchmark several different defragmenting programs by refragmenting various files in the same way.
 

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Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy
I assume he's trying to benchmark several different defragmenting programs by refragmenting various files in the same way.

correct
 

theMan

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use an unlocked pci sata controller, and start cranking up the fsb. that oughta fragment it a bit.
 

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Doesn't doing large file copies in parallel usually mess things up a bit? As in, the filesystem tries to write everything at the beginning of the open space and ends up interleaving all the streams? I've got no proof of that, that's just how I remember it working from when I tried it out long ago.
 

JustAnAverageGuy

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Originally posted by: theman
use an unlocked pci sata controller, and start cranking up the fsb. that oughta fragment it a bit.

That's corruption, not fragmentation. :p

Originally posted by: kamper
Doesn't doing large file copies in parallel usually mess things up a bit? As in, the filesystem tries to write everything at the beginning of the open space and ends up interleaving all the streams? I've got no proof of that, that's just how I remember it working from when I tried it out long ago.

Probably, but that wouldn't fragment them the same way every time though.

As for the OP:

I'm not aware of any programs that do such a thing.