After a second hard drive crash, I decided to duplicate some folders in the pool to prevent data loss from specific folders.
During the duplication the performance indicator in DrivePool isn't showing any activity (read / write speeds) in the pool, although it is duplicating.
When I open Stablebit scanner it shows activity on two drives, one for reading, one for writing. Like I said, it is duplicating, this isn't the problem.
What I noticed is that the duplication speed is around 45 MB/s and I think this is quite slow.
When performing file copy in for example Total Commander the disks are working on a speed between 160-200 MB/s
I found another thread in this forum about duplication speed from November 2013 where Christopher wrote that this isn't typical behavior.
Unfortunately there wasn't a clear solution to this behavior, that's why I'm posting a new topic.
Edit: I already uploaded a logfile as described here
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TomG
Hello,
After a second hard drive crash, I decided to duplicate some folders in the pool to prevent data loss from specific folders.
During the duplication the performance indicator in DrivePool isn't showing any activity (read / write speeds) in the pool, although it is duplicating.
When I open Stablebit scanner it shows activity on two drives, one for reading, one for writing. Like I said, it is duplicating, this isn't the problem.
What I noticed is that the duplication speed is around 45 MB/s and I think this is quite slow.
When performing file copy in for example Total Commander the disks are working on a speed between 160-200 MB/s
I found another thread in this forum about duplication speed from November 2013 where Christopher wrote that this isn't typical behavior.
Unfortunately there wasn't a clear solution to this behavior, that's why I'm posting a new topic.
Edit: I already uploaded a logfile as described here
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