All Things PerfectDisk – and Defrag - A war worth fighting -- defrag World of Warcraft MPQ files -- WoW Optimizer

With almost 12 million monthly subscriptions, Blizzard Entertainment's World of Warcraft (WoW) has a fanatical user base. And like these or players of any other MMORPGs (massively multiplayer online role-playing game), they look for any advantage, any edge they can get. Every day, we hear from WoW players telling us how PerfectDisk has beefed up their game and improved their WoW performance. Fast defragmentation is just part of the story.



Take Lee Morris, whose own words say it best:

"PerfectDisk is an amazing product. I originally downloaded the demo to see how it could improve the performance of World of Warcraft. Specifically WoW's MPQ files which are huge files that are updated weekly. They fragment so easily, and when fragmented they cause lagging and hangs during interactive game play as you cross particular boundaries between geography. Once I used PerfectDisk, I had nearly flawless performance. No hangs or lagging. I bought the tool immediately and scheduled the defrag after each patch from Blizzard. I've never had any lag since. I bought a 5 user license for my guild mates. Totally amazing product that's fast running and reliable. Might as well call it a WoW optimizer."

Disk defragmenter software that goes to war for WoW players every day....and wins battle after battle.

Comments for A war worth fighting -- defrag World of Warcraft MPQ files -- WoW Optimizer

Saturday, October 31, 2009 by Irakli:: Joe - your blog posts are always interesting to read! I have a small suggestion though: when talking about PerfectDisk's performance, including some numbers/comparisons will be very nice. For example, it will be interesting to see how PerfectDisk compares to Windows defrag when it comes to WoW performance. Reason: users don't just want to know that PerfectDisk defrag is better than no defrag, but also that PerfectDisk defrag is superior to Windows defrag. Thanks for your time and keep up the good work! Best wishes, Irakli
Saturday, October 31, 2009 by Joe Abusamra:: Hi Irakli, Thanks for the comment and great point. I'll try to use more hard data. Thanks again, Joe