X300 Deskmini slow USB transfers |
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MackenK
Newbie Joined: 28 Dec 2020 Status: Offline Points: 3 |
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Posted: 28 Dec 2020 at 8:34am |
Hi all,
First time poster Anywho, I have been trying to re-arrange my video's on to some WD 5tb external drives. When I run CrystalDiskMark I get 120 MB a sec average scores. But when transfering from one drive to another usually have transfers in the 15 MB range. Changed "policies" (yes, running windoz) to "better performance" and other minor fixes I found on the net to no avail. Then saw suggestion to install latest usb driver. Didn't find a usb driver on Asrock site so downloaded AMD chipset driver ver:2.05.04.352 and installed it. And, yes siree bob, I was getting 115 MB. That was last night. This morning after re-boot I'm back to 15 MB/sec. I have a WD passport plugged in the back 3.0 port transfering to a WD Easystore in the front 3.0 port. No other peripherals or hubs attached. I believe I have eliminated all other possible suspects either Windoze or the chipset. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help X300 DeskMini Windows 10 Home 20H2 4650G 16 GB mem ADATA SX8200PNP 1GB WD My Passport 5TB WD EasyStore 5TB |
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ASRock_TSD
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Dear MackenK,
Thank you for choosing ASRock and contacting us. Regarding your case, we tested at our lab but cannot duplicate your symptoms. We use two USB flash drive to transfer the data, can works at around 100MB/sec. Please test to transfer the DATA from your external drives to OS SSD and OS SSD to external drives. Test Configuration: CPU: Pro 4650G OS: Windows 10 Home 20H2 SSD: ADATA SX6000 USB flash drive: SanDisk Ultra Flair USB 3.0 x2 Chipset Driver: v2.05.04.352 Thank you! Yours truly, ASRock TSD |
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aforumuser
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Please lookup the exact model of harddisk you are writing to whether it is a convential (CMR) or shingled (SMR) type of harddisk. High capacity disks are usually SMR today. Writing several GBs to a SMR harddisk is at first very fast, but then they slow down significantly when their inbound cache is full. This is normal behaviour for SMR type harddisks and has nothing to do with the host platform. |
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