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Automatically boost your SSD

Scottonpc
By Scottonpc
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Tweak - SSD makes this easy by automatically taking care of your drive and optimizing it for you. It provides boosts which can be applied in the optimization wizard.

 

http://www.totalidea.com/products/tweak-ssd/

WHat? Are you sponsored by them? Are you advertising.. This thread seems veeeery shady..

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Third party software is like Russian roulette with only one hole without a bullet. 90% of the time it's malicious. ESPECIALLY when it takes care of personal files...

Do also note that this is not a freeware, so you won't get a full version without paying them money. I don't really trust this, it sounds more like an advert on the Pirate Bay than a sponsoring.

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There really isn't much to optimise about SSD's. That's the whole point of them versus a harddrive. Just turn on TRIM (I believe that happens automatically but not sure) and all is well.

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