Diskeeper 2008 Server
Diskeeper 2008 with
InvisiTasking Server edition
shifts your servers into high
gear. Fragmented hard drives
drain critical system resources
and compromise almost every
aspect of daily system use,
leading to longer load times,
persistent lags and costly
crashes. Diskeeper 2008 elevates
server performance, debugging
fragmentation-based problems as
they occur, without ever
compromising vital system
resources—even during times of
heaviest demand.
The Breakthrough Of Invisible
Software
InvisiTasking's truly
transparent background
processing technology allows
Diskeeper 2008 to defragment
your computer in real time,
completely eliminating long,
resource-hogging,
productivity-robbing maintenance
processes. Computer resources
are never lost. InvisiTasking
monitors resource use and
ensures only idle, untapped
resource are used to solve
fragmentation. Systems are
maintained at peak performance
with zero resource conflict.
Diskeeper 2008 Server enhances
the reliability and performance
of your computer—automatically!
Shift Into High
Gear With I-FAAST™
Diskeeper's I-FAAST 2.0
(Intelligent File Access
Acceleration Sequencing
Technology) accelerates file
access to meet the heavy
workloads of file-intensive
applications. Using a specially
formulated technology, I-FAAST
closely monitors file usage and
re-sequences the most commonly
accessed files for the fastest
possible access. File access and
creation is boosted to speeds
beyond the capabilities of your
system when it was new, up to
80% faster.
Unprecedented Performance And
Reliability
Diskeeper 2008 powers your
servers with unprecedented speed
and reliability. Server
maintenance can drain priceless
resources and time. Until now,
the solution to fragmentation
required balancing of scheduled
tasks. Diskeeper 2008 cuts those
issues off at the pass—allowing
your server to fire on all
cylinders and zoom through
once-cumbersome operations as
never before.
Leave fragmentation-based lags
and crashes in the dust - even
when demand is at its absolute
highest! Zoom into the future of
network maintenance with
Diskeeper 2008 Server edition.
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Disk
fragmentation occurs when a file is broken up into
pieces to fit on the disk. Because files are
constantly being written, deleted and resized,
fragmentation is a natural occurrence. When a file
is spread out over several locations, it takes
longer to read and write. But the effects of
fragmentation are far more widespread: Slow
performance, long boot-times, random crashes and
freeze-ups — even a complete inability to boot up at
all. Many users blame these problems on the
operating systems, when disk fragmentation is often
the real culprit.
