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Take the external drives out of the USB 2 enclosure (max speed 35MB/s) and move them into a USB 3 enclosure (max speed 400MB/s). You can also directly attach t
by dsp1234 9y ago
Take the external drives out of the USB 2 enclosure (max speed 35MB/s) and move them into a USB 3 enclosure (max speed 400MB/s). You can also directly attach the drives to a PC via an IDE or SATA interface. The USB 3, IDE or SATA interfaces are going to allow you to run the drive at whatever the drive's speed is, rather than be limited by the transfer speed of the interface.
- dghughes 9y agoA good idea but these are 12 year old Iomega portable external drives I'm sure I could try that but they may not survive the operation.
- brianwawok 9y agoOlder spinning rust may not be much faster than 35 MB a sec sustained