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HDD real speed
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I bought a new HDD lately, an HGST 10TB with a max speed around 250/300MBps.

Lately, I noted that, if I move a huge file (several GBs) from the SSD (SATA, max 550MBps) to it, speed is around 1.7GBps - and it's not a lie, as it takes few seconds to move the file, instead of some dozen seconds...

Why? How?
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Cache, I think. Try a really big file around 30 GB, you should get more realistic values I believe.
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(2019-10-28, 08:07 PM)TomArrow Wrote: Cache, I think. Try a really big file around 30 GB, you should get more realistic values I believe.

But if it's cache, it should reside in the HDD - that is not the main one, nor I chose to use it as cache or something...
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https://www.maketecheasier.com/disable-d...windows10/ Wink

It's a Windows function. Unless you have it disabled, then I don't know.
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(2019-10-28, 08:51 PM)TomArrow Wrote: https://www.maketecheasier.com/disable-d...windows10/  Wink

It's a Windows function. Unless you have it disabled, then I don't know.

Got it... so, as I have 64GB, I guess to meter effective drive speed, I should move 64GB+ file, or deactivate RAM cache!
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Haha yeah, but I don't know if it will use all 64 GB or if there is a limit.
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