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#26 2007-08-28 12:29:39
- Emacs
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Re: Survey: What are Your Typical DNS-323 Data Transfer Rates?
Speijk,
when you speak of 18000 MB/s I'm sure this is not meaning Megabyte per second - is it?
That would be a thousand times faster than the transferrates everybody else gets.
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Emacs
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#27 2007-08-29 08:36:52
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Re: Survey: What are Your Typical DNS-323 Data Transfer Rates?
Oops, typo!
you are right. It is KB/s
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#28 2007-09-28 18:47:58
- dan.crouthamel
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Re: Survey: What are Your Typical DNS-323 Data Transfer Rates?
dan.crouthamel wrote:
Copying a couple of gigs worth of files on Vista machine to the NAS, Vista shows a transfer speed of around 9.2 MB/sec. It fluctuates a bit, but that is about the average.
Note - I have a 100 Megabit router.
In case anyone cares 
I updated my Vista machine with service pack 1 (you can find it out there), and my transfer speeds from Vista machine to DNS323 now average around 10.5 MB/sec.
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#29 2007-09-29 01:34:25
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Re: Survey: What are Your Typical DNS-323 Data Transfer Rates?
samba/windows file share:
130mbps/130mbps read/write @1500 MTU (16.25Mbytes/sec)
(Windows XP home sp2, Duo T2400, XpressCard Gigabit generic, on same D-link gigabit switch DGS-2208)
200mbps/150mbps read/write @9000 MTU (25.0Mbytes/sec 18.75MBytes/sec)
(Windows XP Pro sp2, Athlon 3000+, D-link DGE530T NIC in desktop, and 2x D-link gigabit switches)
darn XP home won't do Jumbo packets.
RAID 0 striped 1.33TB formated
2x Seagate / Barracuda 7200.10 / 750GB / 7200 / 16MB / Serial ATA-300 / OEM / Hard Drive
Other NASs:
Linksys NSLU2 @266Mhz 120GB USB2 48/45mbps read/write (@133Mhz 24/24mbps)
WD WorldBook @200Mhz 1TB JBOD 60/48mbps read/write (@9K MTU 96mbps/test failed)
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#30 2007-11-15 21:47:49
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Re: Survey: What are Your Typical DNS-323 Data Transfer Rates?
I just installed a second drive (two separate drives, no raid or JBOD), since then the speed has dropped to under 500Kb/s....
This is through my laptop (copying one folder on one drive to one folder on the other drive) with wireless and many small files.
This is the worst case scenario, but even then I think the speed is very low. Is that normal?
Before the new drive I could copy at 5-6 Mb/s (3-4 wireless)
Does this have to do with the second drive?
Patrick
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#31 2007-11-16 01:13:49
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Re: Survey: What are Your Typical DNS-323 Data Transfer Rates?
It probably has more to do with the wireless than anything else - wireless is half duplex - it cannot transmit and receive at the same time.
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#32 2007-11-16 12:35:40
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Re: Survey: What are Your Typical DNS-323 Data Transfer Rates?
well apparently it has to do with the small files and the fact that the copy is from one to the other. I am now downloading from the second drive wireless one big file to my laptop and getting appr 7Mb/s! and sometimes up to 10....
Problem solved.
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#33 2007-11-16 16:20:04
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Re: Survey: What are Your Typical DNS-323 Data Transfer Rates?
Small files do take longer - due to the head assemblies having to move back & forth between directory areas & data areas.
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