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Giveaway of the day — Macrorit Disk Partition Expert Pro
Macrorit Disk Partition Expert Pro estaba como Giveaway el día n 17 de septiembre de 2013
Con la tecnología de partición de disco mejorado, Macrorit disco Partition Expert proporciona potentes funciones que permiten a los usuarios ampliar la partición del sistema, cambiar el tamaño, mover particiones, crear, formatear, borrar particiones, además de estos. También cuenta con la exclusiva tecnología de protección de datos y el mejor algoritmo de movimiento de datos, lo que garantiza la seguridad de los datos del 100% y la partición de la velocidad de movimiento de datos más rápida.
La Nueva tecnología de Macrorit incluye:
- Velocidad de trabajo sin precedentes: Obtenga el mejor algoritmo de movimiento de datos, 300% más rápido que otros software de partición con menos recursos de la CPU.
- Control de procesos mediante tarea flexible: Cualquier operación se puede cancelar en cualquier momento bajo plataforma Windows. También se le permite cancelar comandos, restaurar los datos de estado de vista previa.
- Protección de datos de apagado: Proteja los datos más importantes de su empresa o aquellos datos personales en todo momento, incluso en situación de escasez de energía.
- Cero fragmentaciones garantizaaos: rendimiento máximo del SO basado en la fragmentación de disco de forma automática mientras se realiza un cambio de tamaño y movimiento partición.
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Requerimientos del Sistema:
Windows 7/ 8/ XP/ Vista/ 2000 Professional (x32/x64); CPU: at least with X86 or compatible CPU with main frequency 500 MHz.; RAM: equal or larger than 512MB; Disk space: Hard disk drive with 100 MB of available space; A standard PC system with mouse, keyboard and color monitor; Supported languages: English
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Macrorit Tech DevelopmentPágina Oficial:
http://macrorit.com/partition-magic-manager/professional-edition.htmlTamaño del Archivo:
13.3 MB
Precio:
$29.99
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Comentarios en Macrorit Disk Partition Expert Pro
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Pros
*Has basic partition management features
*Can securely wipe partitions
*Can defrag
*Supports both MBR and GPT partitions
Cons
*Not 100% bug-free
*Can't merge partitions
*No bootable/recovery media to run the program from outside Windows
*No offline Help
Free Alternatives
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Final Verdict
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67% THUMBS UP for this basic HD Partition Manager?? Come on...must be a joke!!
Funny thing is that according to the developer, the FREE VERSION offers the exact same features as this GAOTD, except for usage restrictions (the FREE edition is only for home users).
So why offering the PRO version here, taking into account the GAOTD limitations (Strictly personal usage)???
LOL!! LOL!!
Anyway, Ashraf is right!!
BIG CONS: cannot merge partitions, a basic feature offered by almost any FREE alternative out there, not to mention the lack of bootable/recovery media ability!!
Sorry man but for 30 bucks you must do more (by the way: why the heck developers like this never check what kind of features FREE ALTERNATIVES can offer to their users??? Maybe because they hope people ignore their existence?? Big mystery)!!!
Even WINDOWS already includes its own partition manager:
http://www.howtogeek.com/101862/how-to-manage-partitions-on-windows-without-downloading-any-other-software
BEST (and BETTER) FREE ALTERNATIVES
* Parted Magic (==> My Personal First Choice)
GParted + Partimage + TestDisk + Truecrypt + Clonezilla + G4L + SuperGrubDisk + ddrescue etc...
In other words: Hard Disk Partitioning + Disk Imaging in one single amazing FREE solution.
Key Features:
Format internal and external hard drives
Move, copy, create, delete, merge, expand & shrink hard drive partitions
Clone your hard drive, to create a full backup
Test hard drives for impending failure
Test memory for bad sectors
Benchmark your computer for a performance rating
Securely erase your entire hard drive, wiping it clean from all data
Gives access to non-booting systems allowing you to rescue important data
No Install required since it runs from a CD
http://partedmagic.com/doku.php
* Aomei Partition Assistant Home Edition (==> My Personal First Choice)
http://www.extend-partition.com/free-partition-manager.html
* MiniTool Partition Wizard
Superb FREE disk management utility which can format, delete, move, resize or copy HD partitions with ease.
Please note that, unlike this poor GAOTD, it can also merge two adjacent partitions as long as they are NTFS partitions.
http://www.partitionwizard.com/free-partition-manager.html
MiniTool Partition Wizard Bootable CD (32/64 bit):
http://www.partitionwizard.com/partition-wizard-bootable-cd.html
* Active@ Partition Manager (==> Cool brand new Giovanni's new entry)
Pretty unknown but extremely good FREE Partition manager, which allows you to create, format, and delete disk partitions with ease.
With this FREE tool users can change the attributes of a partition or drive and even view and edit the boot sector values.
Whenever you want to create a new partition (Primary, Extended or Logical), this software gives you the ability to do that by manually using measurement units (either megabytes or sectors).
As far as I'm concerned this is actually the only freeware partition manager out there perfectly working on SD cards.
http://www.pcdisk.com
Full Online Tutorial:
http://www.pcdisk.com/kbase.html
See also:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Hard-Disk-Utils/EASEUS-Partition-Manager.shtml
http://www.paragon-software.com/home/pm-express
http://www.eassos.com/partitionguru-free.php
So my question to the developer of this GAOTD is this: why pay (30$) for getting less??
My 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000001 cent for today's giveaway!!
I just don't understand why so many people have summarily given Ashraf so many no votes. You ungrateful lot. Practically everyday he posts an experienced verdict AND offers alternatives to compare against. How many of you do that? Everyday? Easy to just hit the 'NO' option and mark someone down isn't it? I'm glad that he and Giovanni take the time and trouble to explain things and link to alternatives. I always ignore the 'NO' votes for these 2 people because I feel certain in a lot of cases it's out of spite. I'd like to know WHY Ashraf got all negative votes today, perhaps the 18 (and likely counting) people who did so might like to explain why they voted negatively. I fully expect to get many negative votes myself but I couldn't care less. I appreciate the work Ashraf and Giovanni put in - and any others who offer CONSTRUCTIVE comments. Rant over.
I don't understand...
On their site they have free edition that is just the same as this GODT
http://macrorit.com/purchase.html#compare
So, why bother?
Thanks Ashraf,
That's very helpful.
Usually I won't comment unless I've tried a product myself.
BUT, messing with partitions is something to be done only if you are absolutely sure you know what you are doing and trust the software. Which usually means something well known and with a large user base.
For most users the built-in Windows software is more than enough.
The idea of using something that isn't 100% certain, and even lacks significant safety features leaves me with a sense of horror.
You need to have an external boot disc in case it all goes pear shaped.
You need to be able to merge partitions if the partioning plan is complex or changes.
(For example, I like both to be tidy, and to share some partitions across the network. So I have my partitions as Drive C: for only the OS and major software, S: other Software P: family pictures, V: for video and two drives for myself and wife respectively, etc. But at some time in the future I may want to merge P: and V: or combine my wife's and my own drive so that I can create a different one, maybe for the kids.
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Problem: Don't recognize EXT partitions , they go marked as not formated, I believe in a Pro software EXT is a must.
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