17 May 2012 at 19:56 #1 Casdawer Casdawer Soldato Joined 14 May 2009 Posts 4,324 Location Hampshire Hello, I am copying some files to my new 2TB drive but the data transfer rate is 40Mb/s a second. Is that a little slow?
Hello, I am copying some files to my new 2TB drive but the data transfer rate is 40Mb/s a second. Is that a little slow?
17 May 2012 at 20:15 #2 Surveyor Surveyor Caporegime Joined 5 Sep 2010 Posts 25,570 That would depend on the types of files and how the HDD is connected. Copying small files will be slower than large files. USB 2.0 will be slower than USB 3.0, SATA or eSATA.
That would depend on the types of files and how the HDD is connected. Copying small files will be slower than large files. USB 2.0 will be slower than USB 3.0, SATA or eSATA.
17 May 2012 at 20:54 #3 Casdawer Casdawer Soldato OP Joined 14 May 2009 Posts 4,324 Location Hampshire There 2 drivers are both connected via SATAII directly to the motherboard. I am copying about 1TBs worth of data.
There 2 drivers are both connected via SATAII directly to the motherboard. I am copying about 1TBs worth of data.
17 May 2012 at 21:08 #4 100%scottish 100%scottish Associate Joined 9 Jan 2012 Posts 279 Location Largs, Scotland I just done something similar and I was only getting 30 -34Mb/s :\
18 May 2012 at 00:55 #5 Essexraptor Essexraptor Associate Joined 20 Oct 2009 Posts 2,137 Location Deepest, darkest Essex Casdawer said: There 2 drivers are both connected via SATAII directly to the motherboard. I am copying about 1TBs worth of data. Click to expand... It's about right then.... assuming that the 1 TB of data is composed of many, many , many different files and and file sizes
Casdawer said: There 2 drivers are both connected via SATAII directly to the motherboard. I am copying about 1TBs worth of data. Click to expand... It's about right then.... assuming that the 1 TB of data is composed of many, many , many different files and and file sizes