SATA HDD Transfer Speed on USB 2.0 HDD Docking Station, pwede paba pakusgan?

[noy.juan]

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SATA HDD Transfer Speed on USB 2.0 HDD Docking Station, pwede paba pakusgan?

will the HDD rpm matter if it is mounted through USB 2.0?, like i have a Seagate Barracuda 7200 RPM will it be faster on USB 2.0 dont have a docking station as of this moment... nor have plan to get it since ill be building a docking rack...

i have a couple of HDD ATA/SATA lying around im planning to build a hdd docking rack instead of mounting them one-by-one

[JoanaRheyl]

kung usay limit transfer rate sa usb 2.0 mao ra jd na ang iyang speed
unless mag usb 3.0 ka.. mao nay paspas karon..

[noy.juan]

kung usay limit transfer rate sa usb 2.0 mao ra jd na ang iyang speed
unless mag usb 3.0 ka.. mao nay paspas karon..

usb 3.0 would be my choice if i had a choice.. i will build this as cheap as possible and not buying anything... the docking rack im planning to will be mounted on a netbook running on ubuntu... this is intended to be mounted on raspberry pi once i get my hand on... not sure if i will go for NAS or just file server...

[domzgnrlover86]

if nahan ka mas mupas2 ang speedrate ana, maypa gamit kag esata...

bitaw, usb 3.0 ang paspas ron....

[noy.juan]

if nahan ka mas mupas2 ang speedrate ana, maypa gamit kag esata...

bitaw, usb 3.0 ang paspas ron....

after a research last night i was able to stumble something that might increase its speed... still have to do more research...

i know the solutions im looking can be solve by acquiring latest specs... but i want my build to be atleast no purchases and use what is lying around... making use of what i already had

[werty]

after a research last night i was able to stumble something that might increase its speed... still have to do more research...

i know the solutions im looking can be solve by acquiring latest specs... but i want my build to be atleast no purchases and use what is lying around... making use of what i already had

and unsa man na idea na sya>?

[noy.juan]

and unsa man na idea na sya>?

the idea is similar to p2p, where instead of doing 1 stream of transfer the file is divided into multiple stream, this feature is available as a plugin altap salamander... so its possible... cant explain the idea right for im still peeking to it... but to make simple... think about multiple rar package where you can break down a file into parts and merge it later...

btw, mao ni nga build ako plano

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T in IT: Simple DIY USB based hard drive rack with "unlimited" expansion possibilities

question, kanang router nga naay USB port pwede bana siya paslakan ug mobile drive then make the mobile drive accessible over LAN? if not... then i guess ill be using my netbook as server then.... forget this question i found an answer


http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-3132_7-57494092-98/top-five-wi-fi-routers-with-built-in-network-storage/

[werty]

murag limited/bottleneck man gihapon ka ani sa max bandwidth from usb hub to pc, or about 60MB/s for USB2.0

[noy.juan]

murag limited/bottleneck man gihapon ka ani sa max bandwidth from usb hub to pc, or about 60MB/s for USB2.0

well its expected since USB 2.0 is slow, but breaking the files into multiple stream, will it improve the transfer time? i know speed affects the time... but if you simultaneously transfer multiple stream of a single file... let say... 1gig divided into 250mb per stream.. still i cant say if this theory works but it has to start somewhere... either way... still looking for possible workaround... the goal is to build a cheap HDD rack without purchasing the main parts...

[JoanaRheyl]

murag familiar ang idea nimo boss kanang ebreak into parts
murag same2 siya anang mag DL ka gamit ug thirdparty downloader dba?
nya boss how can you split it into parts? gamitan nimo ug software?
hmmm pro if taas2 ug patience or dili lng dinalian payts nmn cguro mo huwat inig file transfer?