How fast is it? (SMB, Jumbo frames on) Is it over 600MB/s ??
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6.9 Gbps http://archive.benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1127&Itemid=70&limit=1&limitstart=8
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The speed is 1.7Ghz ... the ram is 4Gb and the hard drive is 750Gb... is enough...
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This is unit so slow that only the preposterous expense of it will keep you from smashing it. It's too slow to delete files from. It's too slow to backup to. It's too slow to work from. it's too slow to do much of anything with. You may be able to write data to it at UP to 20MB/s when it's completely new and empty. Once it gets full we're talking like 1-6MB/s, or so slow to reply that your client machine simply drops the network connection assuming it's not there anymore. Right now I'm trying to delete 555 files from one. It's got 416 items left to delete. it has been over 10 minutes....
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I am at 50 mbps & it works fast & good for the price..I say its a good product & it hasnt let me down.
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It is fast enough for transferring files, but be sure to read the requirements for your camera. Many of them are CF, which is faster. I use the 256GB as a secondary hard drive in my Vaio and it works well.
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It is VERY fast. I have several other external hard drives, this smokes them. It would be faster if I had a USB3 port on my computer, but using USB2 it is very fast. I was so impressed with the first one that this is my second, and I am getting rid of the other non ADATA drives. Most impressive speed.
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I do not know the speed, but you would think its 100 Mbit/s because that's what Ethernet is capable of. Anyway, when I watch movies using DLNA, I have not had any hiccups or slowdown whatsoever. But of course I watch movies that are that big in file sizes.
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Technically the on-board. Unless you are doing tens of thousands of transfers an hour, or moving enormous files (1Gb+) constantly, you would never see the difference in a home or small office system. The question comes down to one of what equipment is available at what cost. I used 3 of the 640L controllers in a business application each supporting a 6Tb RAID-5 array for video editing and storage. No speed issues there.
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2000 mbps on a gb switch just means full duplex. It means that you can transmit 1000 mbps in each direction. I can't find any info on the actual throughput or whether or not jumbo frames are supported. Even if you enabled them on both the source and destination, you would still have to run wireshark or some similar solution to know if they were actually being sent. Since there are QoS port assignments, presumably the switch doesn't function at wirespeed though.
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It's 5400RPM, so access times are "slower" than a 7200RPM drive. It has an 8meg cache vs. a 16m cache. I'd venture to say that neither of these are noticeable to the typical user. It's hot-pluggable SATA II, which are current capabilities. The 7200RPM/16m version is only about $5 more.
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Yes..up to 40 MBit. (that's what the spec. says)However I never pushed it past 7 Mbit
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They don't publish what speed it is. They source different hard drive manufacturers. More than likely it is 7200 to meet the specs. From the various reviews from professionals, it meets their published specs. The transfer rates are very good. I liked mine.
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The SATA 3Specification allows for up to 6Gbps, this is the theoretical burst throughput and is based on a number of things. The actual speed will depend heavily on if you are using in with a Laptop that SATA connection is for SATA3, Memory, Processor and BUS speed. Not to mention this is a 5400 RPM hard drive with 64MB of memory and 8 GB of Solid State Memory. Running Disk Speed Test on a 2011 2 Ghz i7 Quad using as a stress test of 5 GB got an average of 63 MB/s Write and 59 MB/s read with a 1GB file averaging better at 83 MB/s Write and 79 MB/s Read. Appears to be faster than the average 5400 RPM hard drive. It will speed up your computer as most of the often used data will be shuffled to the SSD portion. I got this drive for about $95 replacing the upgraded 500 GB Harddrive. Once installed it boots up in nearly half the time as previous and all applications are much quicker to launch with very little lag. It was well worth the price for double the capacity and double the speed vs 3-4 times the speed and 1/8th the capacity a comparably priced SSD drive would cost.
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Yes 48mbps is pretty fast. I didn't use it for mac or S5 but I think it would probably work fine with them as memory cards work with all devices
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Yes, jumbo frames are supported. Running 9000mtu for iSCSI on NAS4Free to Esxi for my server luns. Works great.
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Just by looking at network status in windows i'm getting 877Mb/s. I don't know how accurate windows is. The router is located about 10m away through 2 walls. I run 9 wireless devices from it, streaming movies to all these devices is not an issue which is why I purchased it. I also have the matching network card connected to my main server which gives me a 5Ghz pipeline.
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not exactly sure of the kbps but a backup of over 16g takes less than a minute. I'm sure your particular computer will have something to do with times but my Dell Inspiron uploads and downloads basic files almost instantaneously. Hope this helps.