Tatty_Two
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Juggernaut1987 said:Yes, you should always defragment and clean your harddrive. Otherwise programs have to "look" for the files all over the harddrive because of fragmentation. So in theory loading times in BF2 can increase if your HD gets clogged.
Bump! I have read that in general terms, you can half the fragmentation for degredation in hard drive access times....for example if a drive were 20% fragmented it can take upto 10% longer to access a file, this was done on a 120Gig drive so these very"loose" figures will change dependent on drive size but for single file access we are talking milliseconds here but for multi file access such as a BIG game like BF2 well there would probably be noticable differences.