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Blazing Samsung 256GB SSD Is the One We've Been Waiting For [Ssd]
This is the solid-state drive that we've been waiting for: a full 256GB, which Samsung says is "the world's fastest and largest capacity 2.5-inch, MLC-based SSD with SATA II Interface." Sick sequential read and sequential write speeds of 200 and 160 MBps, respectively, put it in the same speed range
Defraggler 1.11.148
Posted by AceNik on Jul 15, 2009•
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From Piriform, the company that brought you CCleaner and Recuva… they now bring you a file defragmentation tool… Defraggler!
It differs from other defrag tools on the market, by enabling you to quickly and simply defrag the files you want to, without having to process the whole drive.
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Five Best Free System Restore Tools
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Backing up data is a great way to minimize losses after a computing catastrophe. But what about restoring your actual system right away? Here are the five most popular options for our readers. Photo by Robert Scoble.
Macrium Reflect Free (Windows, Free)
Macrium Reflect Free is a no-cost but capable version of the popular Macrium Reflect disk imaging tool.
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Best Free System Restore Tool: Clonezilla
Posted by AceNik on Jul 15, 2009• Email This Post | |
When it comes to creating a perfect copy of a system disk for future restoration, Lifehacker readers love the open source and versatile Clonezilla. It can’t do real-time mirroring like the second and third-place winners DriveImageXML and Macrium Reflect Free, but it’s powerful, versatile, and can easily grow with you as your disk imaging and backup needs expand.
For more information about Clonezilla and the other Hive Five candidates, check out last week’s Hive Five: Five Best Free System Restore Tools and dive into the Call for Contenders to see other tools your fellow readers use.
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