Max Data Transfer Rate?
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i think its standard connector but speed is determand on hard drive and/or ssd i use 1tb samsung ssd on main drive and second with this connector and same speed 500+mbs as drive specs
2064593
I think the maximum transmission rate depends on your motherboard transmission rate.
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G-Technology G-DRIVE with Thunderbolt (0G03124) has a transfer rate of up to 165 MB/s. http://g-technology.com/products/g-drive-thunderbolt
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Dear Craig P. Ephraim, Be happy to answer your questions, there are two specifications of such data cable 1M and 1.5M long, this listing is 1M, they can charge and transfer data! If you still do not understand, welcome letters continue to consult! CableBox
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The interface is 10/100 Mb/s but it is all depends on the end-to-end system. You can have a great GB intranet but, if the hard drive on the origin computer, as an example, is an IDE the speed will be quite low. Keep in mind that, the slowest node in the chain will dictate the overall speed transfer.The cable that came with NAS allows top speed but you also need to check if the cabling of the network support higher speeds as well.
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If it's less than 4gb, it should transfer fine. Just to be sure, you could always go with an 6gb or 8gb.
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OK, your post really makes me confused. I guess I have to investigate further. But I suppose that would explain why the transfer speeds are so close.The product detail on one of the pages did say 2 MB so I think that's where the confusion came from.
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I haven't tried connecting via usb port but connected to the router it has been reasonably fast at about 25mb transfer rate.
166011
You will need a 400 to 800 cable, and your data transfer will only be at the slower rate; apart from that, you shoudn't have any problems. As I write I have an 800 disk connected to my MacBook that way.
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You should see no difference between the two versions of the card. The maximum speed of the connection is 1000mbps, or one gigabit, which translates to about 125 megabytes per second. The maximum bandwidth of the PCI bus can transfer at about 133 megabytes per second. However, the connection speed to the internet is most likely not limited by any connection within your house, but from your house to your Internet Service Provider (ISP). If you already have an ethernet port on your computer, this card would most likely not perform any better for connecting to the internet, but it might perform better if you are trying to transfer files to another PC or a server on your local network.
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For WiFi interfaces you don´t have measures for 10 and 100Mbps (those are for Ethernet cable interfaces). That said that specific case support 802.11 b/g/n wireless specifications which means theoretically it could have transfer rates up to 54Mbps (802.11n specs). But do not expect to actually hit the maximum rate, in my my case I got something like 30-35Mbps in a good day (several different variables can affect a WiFi rate).But I´m satisfied with the product.
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Not tried to transfer data so not sure. I may have chance to try over the weekend. If I do I will answer again
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I do not recall. I do not think the rotational speed of the drive would explain such incredibly slow transfer rates I was getting about 10 MB per hour.
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I got about 300 MB/s, which is about half of the max speed but it was plenty fast. If you are connecting the USB 3 wire to an external USB 3 hard disk, and not doing hard disk intensive work on your main OS drive, I think you will get about the same rate of transfer speed while moving large files. Good luck!
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Depends on the file system you use, out of the box it can transfer files upto ~64GB
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$1.99 per meg of data. If you are using data, better to get a data plan cause the $1.99 will add up very fast.
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I don't know. All I can find is this: Max. 5Gbps (USB 3.0), Max. 480Mbps (USB 2.0) & SATA 3Gbps
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Hi, Depend of your switch, if your switch is 1000MB the speed will be seted automatically.The speed of the hard drive is important too when you transfer something over the network.Regards