| 摘要 |
<p>A method is revealed for optimizing the performance of a computer by means of purpose-specific sections created in its main non-volatile storage medium. Such method creates a basic set of purpose-specific sections in order to separate, at a physical level and at a logical level, vital elements for equipment operation such as operating system, dynamic files, applications and user's files; and, optionally, creates an additional set of purpose-specific sections for storing non-vital elements separated in like manner. A secondary method, which supplements the previous one, in order to optimize quickly a unlimited number of identical computers, is also shown. Additionally, an optimized main non-volatile storage medium that results from using either one of the previous methods is presented. Applying this invention generates numerous advantages for the owner of the equipment being optimized. File fragmentation is minimized and several proven benefits are brought about, as the best possible performance obtained with less resources, an improved security scheme for the user's files, an optimized defragmentation of the main non-volatile storage medium, and an unsurpassed cost-benefit ratio. Such benefits are unattainable simultaneously by means of the traditional techniques or the optimization proposals published to date.</p> |
