DON'T DELETE DIGIMON!
Anyway,
The time defraging takes hugely depends on how badly defraged the harddrive it is.
It isn't a linear relationship. It doesn't depend on how big the harddrive is, though that does affect some stuff.
Considering that your computer had an extraordinary performance boost after defraging that 80 gig harddrive, then that harddrive must've been pretty badly defraged.
So, no, your math was not wrong, but you also forgot to examine the fact that harddrives have different levels of defragmentation.
Not necessarily. The harddrive that Windows is installed to tends to be more fragmented than the one that stores large files that aren't often edited, such as videos and pictures.I realized that, but I've had both hard drives for about the same amount of time. I'm going to guess they are both fairly fragmented.
There's been lack of activity.Oh, well. Long time no see. I was busy these days. I am surprised that it is still not that fast. We haven't reached 4000 yet.