Will be moved occasionally to a new area on the disk instead of wearing out one spot continuously.ĭefragging an SSD has no effect on performance because unlike a standard hard drive there is no Improve the life span of the drive because temp files that are constantly reading and writing to disk So the automatic defrag process will have minimum effect on the SSD's life span, in fact it may Leopard defrags small files, but it also has a habit of rewriting them in a different spot when it does, It is a number much higher than a standard hard drive, I would ignore it for all practical purposes.
There are only so many times data can be written to disk before the sectors in question wear out, but Hard drives have been the bottle Neck for any OS for a long time and these solid State drives even though new tech seem to be the answer for this.ĭefragging isn't going to destroy data on an ssd, all it does is reduces the life of the drive because If any of the issues above are true I hope the is a work around for it or a update to it to correct this. I also see programs for sale for the Leopard OS that parts of programs that are left over from installs and when you delete something if this is true this is also not good because it will slowly fill up the drive.ģ. If this is true is ether a way to disable it in the OS and if so is their a way to tell it what drives to not defrag?Ģ. This was done he said to make defraging easier were unlike windows you had to tell it to or schedule a time to do it and leave it on.įrom what I read you are not suppose to Defrag Solid state drives. Problems that may a Solid State drive may have with the OS.ġ) Defrag I never thought that Leopard needed to or did Defrag the Drive but a Sales rep for apple at Best buy said he thought that they did once the mac was shut down.
I am thinking of getting a Solid State drive for the OS only.
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