[TutMatt3]

http://www.pcpitstop...KSJSWABM1VSPZYG

Im mainly concerned about my C drive uncached speed, since computer has been reallly slow

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It gave you some decent tips. I would start with this:

Make sure DMA is enabled on all disk drives. Not using DMA mode can cause a significant reduction in disk speed. For more information on how to enable DMA, see these Microsoft documents (links open in a new window): Windows XP, Windows 95/98/Me, Windows 2000, or Windows NT. If DMA will not enable for the drive, it may be due to a corrupted driver file or configuration data. To fix this problem, go to Device Manager, remove the disk controller, and reboot. Windows will re-detect the disk controller and reset the configuration data.

DMA on ATA drives will only work if you are using an 80-conductor cable; you may need to open up the case to visually inspect the cable. If DMA becomes disabled repeatedly over time, it may indicate low-quality cables that need to be replaced. Microsoft mentions repeated DMA errors as one reason why DMA will be disabled, and low-quality cables can be the cause. DMA may also be disabled if you attempt to rip or play a copy-protected audio CD.

[Titan8990]

It gave you some decent tips. I would start with this:

Make sure DMA is enabled on all disk drives. Not using DMA mode can cause a significant reduction in disk speed. For more information on how to enable DMA, see these Microsoft documents (links open in a new window): Windows XP, Windows 95/98/Me, Windows 2000, or Windows NT. If DMA will not enable for the drive, it may be due to a corrupted driver file or configuration data. To fix this problem, go to Device Manager, remove the disk controller, and reboot. Windows will re-detect the disk controller and reset the configuration data.

DMA on ATA drives will only work if you are using an 80-conductor cable; you may need to open up the case to visually inspect the cable. If DMA becomes disabled repeatedly over time, it may indicate low-quality cables that need to be replaced. Microsoft mentions repeated DMA errors as one reason why DMA will be disabled, and low-quality cables can be the cause. DMA may also be disabled if you attempt to rip or play a copy-protected audio CD.

[TutMatt3]

this has alrdy been done

[TutMatt3]

My main concern is :
Description Drive C Drive D Drive O
Partition format NTFS FAT32 FAT32
Cluster size 4 KB 4 KB 32 KB
Drive label LOCAL DISC RECOVERY MATT
Size 109474 MB 4986 MB 715227 MB
Free space 75978 MB (69%) 4813 MB (97%) 573048 MB (80%)
Junk files 12 MB (0%) 0 MB (0%) 0 MB (0%)
System Restore Space 1493 MB (1%) 159 MB (3%) 85827 MB (12%)
Data fragmentation 5% Not tested Not tested
File fragmentation 0% Not tested Not tested
Uncached speed 23 MB/s (75%) 15 MB/s (49%) 23 MB/s (75%)