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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cwa107" data-source="post: 378114" data-attributes="member: 24098">Just because the fragmentation exists, doesn't mean that it impacts system performance or needs to be mitigated immediately.  As Apple points out, these tasks occur automatically - even if they're not done immediately.  So, sure, if there's a performance problem related to fragmentation - by all means, use a tool to correct it.  But from what I understand, just because it exists doesn't mean that it's a problem.    I'm not saying that you should follow Apple blindly, but if you're looking for an authority on the subject, I'd certainly be more inclined to listen to the developer than the company trying to market a product.</blockquote>