Anarchia92

Hi, the driver where the cache is located is a Seagate Barracuda 2.5” 2TB SATAIII (the main Windows driver). It is in a sort of “RAID” with the Intel Optane Memory. My system is a Intel Nuc 7th i5. I made some other test in the last days. I copied some file of 20/30 GB without any issue with an empty cache. Moreover, when the copy is 40/50 MB/s, the use of HDD is lower than 100% (about 80/85). But, when the copy issue occurs, the percentage is always 100 and the entire system becomes very slow... Let me know if you need other info. thanks.

Hi, I'm experiencing the same issue. I tried all the combinations of copy in order to understand the bottleneck and I found that the problem is in the copy to CloudDrive drive. Here same results: Copy from external HDD to internal HDD (the same of the cache) = 100-80 MB/s Copy from internal HDD to the same HDD (another folder) = 100-80 MB/s Copy from external HDD to CloudDrive = copy begins with 40MB/s and after X seconds drops to 720/311 KB/s Copy from internal HDD to CloudDrive (same HDD) = copy begins with 40MB/s and after X seconds drops to 720/311 KB/s Internal HDD info: HDD Space: 2 TB (in combination with Intel Optane Memory 16GB) Free space: 1.7 TB CloudDrive info: Provider: Google Drive HDD size: 50TB Cache: 250GB expandable Used cache: 50GB Dimension of copied file: 50-60-70 GB Upload paused. I also noticed that during the copy the use of HDD and CloudDrive is always 100% even if the write speed is 300KB/s. If I stop the copy, the percent drops to 5/10%. I attached a screen of the copy execution... Any ideas? Thanks.