OS: Multi-boot Windows 10/11 - RTM, RP, Beta, and InsiderĬPU: 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-11900KF 3.50GHz, 3401 Mhz, 8 Core(s), 16 Logical Processors System Manufacturer/Model Number: Alienware R12 Same issue though for internal HDD - image source disk and restore to target will probably work faster in your case than bog standard file explorer copy. I know it sounds Bonkers but the I/O in Macrium is streets ahead of standard Windows File explorer. What a better solution might be is to back the HDD up with say Macrium - Image the HDD rather than clone it and then restore to your new drive. If you are using "El Cheapo" brands e.g 5400 RPM with small cache size then you are stuck !!!! but a decent modern 4TB drive should still give you better than the external USB3 drive - so speeds of up to 250 MB/s (again not 250 Mb/s) should be possible.
If you are using an internal 4TB drive then the speed will depend on the Disk cache size and the RPM speed of drive - the SATA interface won't be a limiting factor here. On those 4TB passport size drives you should be able to achieve on USB3 port around 110 MB/s (note not Mb/s) for average size files. RAM isn't really the issue here but the Windows file system itself. No fussy steps and configurations, just install and enjoy the great transfer speed.Basically it's all about Buffering - there's not much you can do if you have zillions of small files. Ultracopier is a free, simple file copier that comes with many advanced features which are easy to operate. All these advanced options let you customize the copying utility as per your needs. There are some advanced options that can be edited, like block size, sequential and parallel buffer. Checksums can also be verified after copying the files. You can also change settings for prompts or additional error dialogs. You can edit renaming rules to avoid confusion between similar files. You can even copy the file date and time else add a new date and time of copying the file. You can copy the file rights or create new rights for copied files.
Under the Copy engine, you can manage all the settings for copying and moving data. For a task, you can give the maximum and slow down the other ones.
If some errors occur, you can easily view them in detail from the Errors tab.Īnother feature I liked in this tiny utility was that for different transfers in progress, you can set the speed limits for each of them. From this list, you can even delete some files or reorder them according to your wish. Under Copy List, you can see all the files that are being transferred.
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