What is the R/W speed?
1821251
"R/W speed" is the speed that files can be transmit from/to the flash drive.
1821252
Read/Write speed, how fast you can transmit your files from/to the flash drive
249525
i din not really know the write speed but it is faster than circular seek swite disk. i am happy with it.
2224464
Honestly, the speed means very, very little. You're talking differences of less than 1% performance under most circumstances. 1600MHz is enough for basically everything.
1402204
As stated below. From the wall switch itself, there are 3 speeds (0, 33, 66,100 or off, low, med, high)From a z-wave switch controller (SmartThing, Vera, HomeSeerer or similar) or Mimo style remote you can go any speed between 0-100% through the software interface.
776920
Not sure, but this beast of a machine has plowed though everything I have thrown at it at max settings, so speed shouldn't be a problem for quite a long time to come.
453051
I don't use a speed controller for my setup, but I can tell you that this broke down on me in less than 2 months. If there's a way to check without buying anything new, just tell me and I'll respond back.
2274761
110.36 MB/sec Reading, 84.31 MB/sec Writing, from Synology's website. I have not tested these specs but I have been very impressed with the speed of this unit. I uploaded approx. 80 Gig of photos once I set the NAS up and is was able to generate the thumbnail views relatively fast, the unit also gives you the ability to pause cpu intensive actions so that you can do what you need to do then resume the intense process later. Very nice feature.
896307
To me, the lag time is virtually none. Very fast, in my layman's opinion. It also has a burst mode.
84208
My thoughts for WD drives sold in between 2010-2012. Higher end drives (such as "Studio" drives) with faster interfaces like Firewire 800 /USB 3 are likely 7200 RPM, 50MB/sec. Mid-level drives ("My Book") with medium speed Firewire 400 /USB 2 are likely 5400 RPM 30MB/sec. Mobile drives ("Passport" or "Passport Studio") powered by the Firewire or USB come in 5400 or even slower 3200 RPM 20MB/sec or less. I own several variaties of the WD Book, Studio, and Passport drives and I test them using the BlackMagic app for Mac. For me, I use Firewire 800 for the Studio drives (7200), USB 2 for the My Book drives (5400), and USB 2 for the Passport drives. Even though the spec,s performance, and bus speeds vary, it seems to scale accordingly with price. Which gets me to this conclusion, "these drives are a good value, and you generally get what you pay for".
902514
Just by looking at network status in windows i'm getting 877Mb/s. I don't know how accurate windows is. The router is located about 10m away through 2 walls. I run 9 wireless devices from it, streaming movies to all these devices is not an issue which is why I purchased it. I also have the matching network card connected to my main server which gives me a 5Ghz pipeline.
1555557
The specs say around 190MB/s. In my experience with it so far, that is about right.
248977
It varies anywhere from bursts exceeding 170MB+/s with sustained average 110-77mb/s
34472
This is from Wikipedia: USB 3.0 adds a new transfer mode called "SuperSpeed," (distinguishable from USB 2.0 by either the blue colour of the port or the initials SS) capable of transferring data at up to 5 Gbit/s - more than ten times as fast as the 480 Mbit/s top speed of USB 2.0.
1827082
Hi..this is subjective on what you perceive as fast...I think its pretty fast!
319976
The default speed is 0.5mph when you push the "Start" button. After that, it goes up 1/10th of a mile per button press (0.5mph, 0.6mph, 0.7mph, etc.) until reaching a maximum speed of 2.0mph. So, it takes 15 button presses to get to the maximum speed and I'm guessing 20-ish seconds to reach that.
682487
Much much faster .. No noticeable delay at all .. it was worth the price for me
2266335
Per this page: http://www.iomagic.com/collections/peripherals/products/24x-external-dvd-burner Specifications &gt; Write Speeds DVD+R: 24x DVD-R: 24x DVD+RW: 8X DVD-RW: 6X DVD+R (DL): 16X DVD-R (DL): 12X CD-R: 48X CD-RW: 32X