Loosing speed?

[Vengeance_K1ng]

How come my pc always does this?

 

https://gyazo.com/7c9c9e772a85647c02aa771c3246750e

[Groundedbeef]

what harddisk do you have?

[Vengeance_K1ng]

1 minute ago, Groundedbeef said:

what harddisk do you have?

1tb sshd.

[Jacktastic-Mofo]

What drive are you copying to / from? or is it the same drive?

[Vengeance_K1ng]

1 minute ago, Vengeance_K1ng said:

1tb sshd.

not sure the model.

[Mr.Lonewalker]

3 minutes ago, Vengeance_K1ng said:

How come my pc always does this?

 

https://gyazo.com/7c9c9e772a85647c02aa771c3246750e

Every item or file that you want to transfer has to be registered and figured out what it is, the more items that is the slower it can be.

This is not a state of fact, it is my own though and through my own testing. But if you take 1 file, that doesn't have a lot of extra files inside of it or anything and transfer that file, you should get the full available speed.

[Groundedbeef]

3 minutes ago, Vengeance_K1ng said:

not sure the model.

Whats the rated speed of the drive and how is it connected?

[RGProductions]

31 minutes ago, Vengeance_K1ng said:

1tb sshd.

Could be part of the file is in the ssd cash?

[failblox]

What I think is happening here is that the cache (not the SSD part of the SSHD) on the SSHD is being filled up first with whatever it is you're trying to copy. This happens with my 4TB WD Black as well every time I try to copy file(s) that are decently large. The SSHD is slower than the cache, so after a while data gets backed up and it hits a bottleneck, thus slowing the transfer speeds slow down. The cache is substantially faster than the HDD itself, which is why you get such fast speeds at first, but since there isn't much, it slows down relatively quickly. Generally the cache is supposed to help make small file transfers quicker.

[Vengeance_K1ng]

16 hours ago, Groundedbeef said:

Whats the rated speed of the drive and how is it connected?

Thanks Bud