Hi folks
It's really worth considering those NVME external adapters - the M2 SSD type -- especially now 2TB NVME storage is so cheap.
Just did a "Bog standard" copy of 300GB of various folders and data types via bog standard Windows (file ) explorer to one of these connected to a laptop -- not even by a USBC connector but an older USB3 connector -- used USBC->USB3 thing too - and the whole kybosh was still completed in less than 12 Mins.
Here's the thing after about 7 mins of copying
For all sorts of varied file types on an OLD 8 year old laptop that shouldn't even be running W11 -- not too bad --can't complain.
In English -- Nr of items 19,903, % complete 74%, current file tumbleweed.vdi, Time left 3min 30 sec,items left 459 (70.7GB)
Cheers
jimbo
It's really worth considering those NVME external adapters - the M2 SSD type -- especially now 2TB NVME storage is so cheap.
Just did a "Bog standard" copy of 300GB of various folders and data types via bog standard Windows (file ) explorer to one of these connected to a laptop -- not even by a USBC connector but an older USB3 connector -- used USBC->USB3 thing too - and the whole kybosh was still completed in less than 12 Mins.
Here's the thing after about 7 mins of copying
For all sorts of varied file types on an OLD 8 year old laptop that shouldn't even be running W11 -- not too bad --can't complain.
In English -- Nr of items 19,903, % complete 74%, current file tumbleweed.vdi, Time left 3min 30 sec,items left 459 (70.7GB)
Cheers
jimbo
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