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I have gigabit ethernet and router and am trying to determine if my copy speed makes sense. I have moved to 4K video so of course these are large files: .5GB, 1GB even up to 5GB.
I am copying from SD cards attached to a fast windows computer via USB3.0
I am getting copy speeds of around 1.00 MB/s to 1.3 MB/s. Is this a reasonable copy speed? I never really worried about it too much or noticed copying over smaller files.
Is there a recommended tool other than windows file explorer as I am not comfortable queing up too many files this size over a long period due to file explorer's quirkiness. I used to use Terracopy but not sure how updated that is.
Anyway, a general read on those speeds would be great and what utility is safest to use.
I better get my backups done and put in those larger drives I bought for the NAS!
I could not edit or reply to first post so I just wanted to update to state that a reboot of my router got speeds back in the 30's which seems to be about where I was before this issue.
I could not edit or reply to first post so I just wanted to update to state that a reboot of my router got speeds back in the 30's which seems to be about where I was before this issue.
BJB
Model: RN10400|ReadyNAS 100 Series 4- Bay (Diskless)
In case you were wondering: Something in the first post triggered the forum SPAM filter. I released the first post, and then manually added your followup to the thread.
