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Speeding up extracting of large movie files
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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2023
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Your drive speed might be the limiting factor here, not your processor.
Interesting, I'm using a synology NAS in order to store lots of data, it should be relatively speedy but probably not compared to an onboard SSD. My SSD only has about ~100gb of free space so even using it as a temporary download center may not be right, looks like I'm looking into a terabyte nvme. Thanks for the suggestion!
Are you sure network isn’t a bottleneck? Even with a gigabit network, copying 40gb worth of data back and forth can take a while.
Yeah network speed for gigabit is max 125MB/s. Or closer the 115MB/s including network overhead.
Even with 2.5G networking I'm only hitting 250MB/s for my NAS. I've never seen anything close to 300MB/s
To be clear, I'm not saying that I'm sure your bottleneck is the SSD. But it could be either that or the processor.