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iDefrag vs. SuperDuper - Version: 1.6.8, 6/8/2009 05:54AM PST
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pendragon
Bull Sh*T - Version: 1.6.8, 3/20/2009 05:07PM PST
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Ancient_Boii_Tribe
I paid for this application in a painful way, not just the price of a copy. I left a follow up comment of my detailed experience with it. I guess the the maker and/or versiontracker didn't like my totally rational comment and concerns, so they deleted them. Part of what I said was leaving a warning that was on their very web site but in my own words. I personally would like to know if an application has the potential to do damage to my computer. So I was doing a favor for other users, that's what comments and reviews are for. I guess we'll just have to do google searches from now on the get the truth about an application.
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- Bull Sh*T
iDefrag Review 
- Version: 1.6.8, 3/19/2009 07:59PM PST
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glennbah
I have been using iDefrag for a couple of years now and have had nothing but good results. It will take quite some time to do its job, but that is to be expected for all that it does. I have used it many times and have complete confidence with this application. Just don't expect iDefrag to do its work in a matter of minutes. Start it, let it run all night long and don't get impatient.
Tech support is also good the one time I needed it.
Tech support is also good the one time I needed it.
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SuperDuper allows me the option to erase a drive/volume prior to copying the backup. Doesn’t the erasing accomplish the same thing?
I know iDefrag has more bells and whistles (some are of no benefit to me) and it may defrag faster, but as I use/schedule SuperDuper while I sleep, I see no advantage there.
So for folks such as me, why use iDefrag?
No offense is intended to the developers, I just don’t understand.