DymaxIO
6.2#2 in disk defragmentation softwareFrom $5.75 a monthWindows
VisitDymaxIO vs Shake
What both publish
| Fact | DymaxIO | Shake |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | DymaxIO requires no system reboot and operates automatically in the background with near-zero overhead. | The maker lists Ubuntu/Debian, Gentoo, and Arch Linux installation options and instructions for building from source with CMake and libattr development files. |
| Purpose | DymaxIO is fast data performance software that eliminates Windows I/O bottlenecks and improves application response times. | Shake is a userspace defragmenter for GNU/Linux that can run while the system is in use. |
DymaxIO plans
- DymaxIO Client (10-24 licenses)$69 a year
- DymaxIO Client (5-9 licenses)$89 a year
- DymaxIO Client (1-4 licenses)$99 a year
- DymaxIO Server (10-24 licenses)$141 a year
- DymaxIO Server (5-9 licenses)$168 a year
- DymaxIO Server (1-4 licenses)$200 a year
Shake plans
No prices published.
Pick DymaxIO if…
It suits organizations managing Windows clients, servers, virtual machines, cloud systems, or I/O-intensive workloads. Central management is available for deployments of 10 or more servers.
Pick Shake if…
Shake is suited to GNU/Linux users comfortable with root access who want to reorganize fragmented files or inspect fragmentation. Its documented installation routes include several distributions and a source build.