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ddni
Question. Program to measure and display realtime USB transfer speed?
Posted on: 2014/5/11 15:20    #1
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Does such a program exist?
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Re: Question. Program to measure and display realtime USB transfer speed?
Posted on: 2014/5/11 18:09    #2
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What type of usb transfer?

If you are talking usbmassstorage then one of the programs that can measure diskspeed might work.

Other types of device might require completely different types of program to evalutate the speed of transfer.
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Re: Question. Program to measure and display realtime USB transfer speed?
Posted on: 2014/5/11 20:50    #3
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I am trying to measure the true USB speed whilst copying large files from an external hard drive. Currently I look at how fast the free space on the destination drive decreases to guesstimate things...
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Re: Question. Program to measure and display realtime USB transfer speed?
Posted on: 2014/5/11 21:58    #4
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Just time a typical copy then and divide by the number of megabytes
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