What If I installed it on x16 port, will I get the maximum transfer rate for my samsung 840 , 540MB/s R / 520MB/s W
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Even you install it is a x 16 slot, it only use up 1 Lan ( 1 x ), so maximum speed is stil PCIe Ver 2.0 1 X ( 5Gbps, about 4XX MB/s )
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Installed in my 2008 Mac Pro with OS X 10.10.5 (Yosemite). Transfer speeds are definitely higher when using to clone my startup (SSD) to another SSD. Instead of ~3 hours using USB 2, this took less than 34 minutes. The device does NOT work when I boot into OS X 10.5.8, and it disconnects my device when the Mac Pro goes to sleep ("Disk Not Ejected Properly"). But that's not a problem since no writing is being done while it is asleep.
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Deffinitely, on the bottom there's the graph showing HDD transfer rate. In my system almost everything is 6.9 or 7+ but HDD is the bottleneck and so it's 5.9 just like the lowest bottleneck. If your video card and ram are good, newer faster HDD has to raise the score.I'm getting it due to horrendous loading times on almost everything by now, not some score. PC and HDD is 4 years old, started to show. Score has to improve too though.Update as of 03/18/2015: was 5.9 transfer rate, now 7.6 transfer rate.
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I have been using this cable for over a year in my iMac for a 2nd SSD. Connection speed is 6 Gb/s. Any SATA cable should support a 6 Gb/s transfer speed.
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I believe the transfer rate really depends on the speed of your USB ports on your computer. I use my GoFlex to back up my computer files. I do not recall it being all that slow. Cheers.
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I put a Samsung 840evo 500GB SSD in this enclosure. Large files (>500mb) transferred at an average of 166MB/s on a USB3.0 port with ONE leg of the Y connector connected.
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Although I haven't checked the actual transfer speed, it is fast and does support SDHC and SDXC cards.
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First remember that this is a pair of hard drives, with up to 233 MB/s data transfer rates. This is well short of maximum of Thunderbolt 1 or 2. Furthermore, it does not have a second port to make a chain, so downstream data rates are not relevant. So, though it is Thunderbolt 1, changing to Thunderbolt 2 would not make any difference to any related or relevant performance.
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Yes it works very well, it works with Samsung migration software Just remember to plug the power supply that comes with it. I transfered about 340 gb of data from my old drive to a Samsung 840 evo 1 tb with no problems It took about 5 hours... Cheers.
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This card has been working well with my system running 32-bit XP Pro. However, I experience VERY low RAID-5 data transfer rate, about only 40 MBytes/s on read and 10 MBytes/s on write. It should say SATA I (not II).
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Tested once but didn't make a record. Not big difference in transfer rate. But I prefer thunderbolt cos it enable daisy chain setting
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go to samsungs site n download (updated) transfer software and using a usb to sata adapter (Anker makes a great one!)..transfer in roughly 20 minutes, if not less
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Yes, According to the specs I found on your board it has 1 pcie x16 2.0 the card is made fore the pcie x16 3.0 so the card wont be able to transfer data as fast as it is capable of. Also this card does require additional power from a compatable power supply.
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Well to be honest I do not know, nor have I looked into the exact Transfer Speed. But I do know that It is not slow by any means when transferring your data.
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I've had no issues with the speed of the unit. It really depends on the drives you use.
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This is considered standard without Ethernet which the transfer is 5 Gigabytes per second then you get the ones that are considered high speed which the transfer is 10.2 per second. sure it will work but best to get the fastest transfer rate. it makes my VeiwSonic look terrible but works well for my security camera's DVD to the monitor.
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Hi Bandi, Technically, your drive is capable of making disk-to-host transfers of up to 110 MB/s, and USB 2.0 maxes out at 60 MB/s, where USB 3.0 maxes at around 125 MB/s. Your drive will probably never reach 110 MB/s, but I would suggest using a USB 3.0 enclosure so that your drive can run as fast as it pleases. Besides, at some point you'll probably upgrade even your "backup drive", and you'll want the speed. On a personal note, I love this enclosure. You'll need to buy some little rubber feet from the hardware store to keep it from sliding around, but other than that, it's great! Jack