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ocr: So - that means that a request to read File "A" will not only take longer, but will produce more wear and tear on your drive because the read-write heads must position themselves once again to the sector beyond File "2" where "A" continues, then read to end-of-file. Relative to the rate at which your drive can actually read data once properly positioned, the movements of the heads take enormous amounts of time thus slowing down your drive's performance and ultimately making you wait! ant more good newst Disk tragmentation almost always occurs to a much greater extent than the example we're usi ...
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