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Recently Released Critical Drivers - Read Only.Recently Released Service Tips - Read Only.but depending on the size you get, might still be affordable for you. They are nice looking, small, compact, quiet (as they are SSDs, so no mechanical system or cooling fan needed), and excellent performance. They are few with great reviews, like Samsung has one, and Western Digital has one as well. If speed if what you need, look into some fine external USB Type-C SSDs. This is teh same that applies if you have an HDD/SSD inside your PC/MAC regardless of connector technology used for data transfer.Īs you seem unsatisfied with your purchase, I would suggest to do what I would do, format it to remove all data on it, packaged it up, and return to the store. Possibly go down in the KB/s, all depending on the state of the drive and data.
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Many small files will have a fraction of performance.
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HDD's can reach 150-200MB/s easy, but the reality of things is that unless you transfer 1x massive file, on a newly full formatted HDD, where it happen to write on a full blank space and not write and have data on the way and needs to fragment the file being transferred, you won't get those speeds. These are peek performance, under the best condition for the drive. Keep in mind also that HDD/SSD/USB Flash drive max speed DOES NOT reflect real life performance. It is important to remember that it is critical to check detail reviews of products. Very sad that some companies can go so low. Well, you get what you paid for in this case. Reminds me of cheap laptop that I saw with SSD's during the early days of SSD to the mass market, where they put labels everywhere that the system has "an SSD", but the SSD is the slowest one ever created, using junk chips, junk controller, reaching the same speeds as a cheapo 54000 RPM HDD, just to check the box that it has an SSD. In a way, it is a miss information, but technically isn't. Like your external HDD, doesn't mean that a USB Flash drive that take USB 3.0/3.1 Type A o C, that it actually can take advantage of. To reach USB 3.0 speed, you need to use a fast USB Flash Drive or SSD.