OK, as some of you know every time you use a file on your computer, uninstall or install an application it is quite likely that when Windows is finished with the file it is then fragmented after use. Now this basically means that it is untidy. And an untidy PC makes it slower. Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops in particular are fragmented on a daily basis as they are always used and not normally kept tidy.
So you say "ok, I use the Windows Defrag program to keep everything in order what's the problem?"
Well that's fine, Windows defrag isn't a bad program to use as it tidy's everything up as it says on the tin.
However, for some of you that may not be enough as you may have more than 1 hard drive or a very big single one. So you might want a more powerful defrag program to handle all this.
I think I've told a few of you already about it, it's called 'Smart Defrag 2' it's the most awesome program out there. Not only does it tidy everything up, it analyzes your PC overtime and sees what files you use the most so it then moves those files to the fastest areas of your hard drive. For example MW2, I noticed the map loading times jumped up rapidly after my first defrag. The program also has an option called "full optimize" this basically scans the whole hard drive and defrags and optimizes almost everything on your PC. Now I run a full optimize a few times every day, my PC boots up faster, programs start faster and everything overall is faster. Also I noticed that the defrag time was quicker than the Windows one.
Smart Defrag is made by IOBit, who are the most amazing people in the world, they specialize in making your PC fast and safer for everyone. Although they mostly concentrate on the fast part.
The program is here if you want it guys:
http://www.iobit.com/iobitsmartdefrag.htmlLook online for reviews if you wish, it's the best defrag program out there currently.
It's certainly worth a try guys, I'll be posting more useful stuff for your PCs in the coming weeks.
Let me know how you get on with if you decide to use it.
Cheers