The reason is because your Mac has to open the file and piece the various pieces together as it’s opening. This is a problem because opening and using files slows way down when your files are fragmented. The more time that goes by, the more you’re going to have fragments of files all over your hard drive. When that happens, your Mac fragments large files, places bits of the file in one location and other bits of it in other location.
As the hard drive is used, the Mac starts to run out of space to put very large files. Your Mac has millions of files on its HDD. What does defragging a hard drive actually mean?
Want to speed up your Mac and get rid of that spinning “beach ball”? Defragging your Mac hard drive with Drive Genius 3’s award-winning defrag tool is your best option to improve your hard disk drive’s speed and performance.
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