Early days

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DrTeeth
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Early days

Post by DrTeeth »

Hi,

I have always found my PC virtually unusable when backing up. I have
just replaced two hard disks and the situation seems much better.
There is some sluggishness, but nowhere near as much as before.

Old setup:-
HD0 Samsung HD103SJ 1TB
HD1 Samsung HD103SJ 1TB
HD2 Samsung HD753LJ 750 GB

New setup:-
HD0 Seagate ST2000DM001-9YN1 2TB
HD1 Samsung HD103SJ 1TB
HD2 Seagate ST2000DM001-9YN1 2TB

I backup HD0 to HD2 and them mirror the HD2 backups to an external
USB3 drive.
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Cheers

DrT
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Brian K
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Location: NSW, Australia

Re: Early days

Post by Brian K »

DrTeeth wrote:

> I backup HD0 to HD2 and them mirror the HD2 backups to an external
> USB3 drive.
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DrT,

I'm curious. What sort of rate (GB/min) do you get when copying an image to the USB3 HD?
DrTeeth
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Re: Early days

Post by DrTeeth »

On Sun, 19 Aug 2012 00:33:15 PDT, just as I was about to take a herb,
Brian K disturbed my reverie and wrote:

>I'm curious. What sort of rate (GB/min) do you get when copying an image to the USB3 HD?

Hi Brian,

70-120MB/s. USB 2 was 25-ish. The figures vary. I use Teracopy and
FreeFileSync, both of which report speeds. Let me know if would want
any more info.
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Cheers

DrT
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Brian K
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Location: NSW, Australia

Re: Early days

Post by Brian K »

DrTeeth wrote:

> 70-120MB/s. USB 2 was 25-ish.

Very impressive.
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