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No, I definitely mean 3MB/s. That's been my pretty consistent observation on random-...
@nprofile1q... You may have something very wrong in your setup... It should not be a mere 3MB/s in even the worst cases.
I could respond with my own anecdote that I've never observed it that slow in any test I've ever done since I even knew how to actually check, but I think a more reasonable fact is that it simply wouldn't be viable for real life use at such a speed.
It really wasn't that long ago that we used harddrives still. At least most of us. I know there were some who switched to SSDs way back, but for most of us it hasn't been that long. Plenty of us at least had to have things like games/etc on harddrives even if we could afford a small SSD for the OS.
3MB/s could work in the DOS days, but I assure you it wouldn't have worked in the Windows XP days.
I could respond with my own anecdote that I've never observed it that slow in any test I've ever done since I even knew how to actually check, but I think a more reasonable fact is that it simply wouldn't be viable for real life use at such a speed.
It really wasn't that long ago that we used harddrives still. At least most of us. I know there were some who switched to SSDs way back, but for most of us it hasn't been that long. Plenty of us at least had to have things like games/etc on harddrives even if we could afford a small SSD for the OS.
3MB/s could work in the DOS days, but I assure you it wouldn't have worked in the Windows XP days.