Eagle is designed with data safety and disk health as top priorities. This article addresses concerns about Eagle's impact on hard drives and clarifies common misconceptions.

About Disk Usage and Safety

Thank you for your interest in Eagle's disk usage. We understand your concerns—data security and drive health are crucial for every user.

Eagle is not harmful to your hard drives.

Key Facts About Eagle's Disk Operations

Eagle does not damage hard drives. All hardware has a natural lifespan; what matters is whether software performs improper disk operations. Eagle's optimized storage structure significantly reduces read/write operations.
Eagle's storage structure avoids reloading all data each time you open the app. Instead, it only loads an optimized cache file. When organizing files, it only updates approximately 0.5kb of data, minimizing disk activity.
Eagle has been tested on storage devices of various performance levels, showing excellent results even on lower-performing devices, achieving import speeds of 100 files per second.
Technical experts on Zhihu have verified Eagle's disk operations. Many professionals have used monitoring software to confirm that Eagle does not perform improper disk operations. These monitoring tools are available to any user who wishes to verify this.

Regarding Negative Feedback

Some community reports of data loss or disk damage are likely caused by hardware failures or external factors rather than Eagle itself. We continuously strive to provide the best product and service while reminding users about data backup best practices.

The Eagle team remains dedicated to delivering a high-quality resource management tool while protecting your data and hardware.

Fact Check: Eagle Is Not a Hard Drive Killer