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Copying big file is not a fringe case. I often find myself copying files that take more than a minute because I work with videos that I took on my phone and ca
by otterpro 4y ago
Copying big file is not a fringe case. I often find myself copying files that take more than a minute because I work with videos that I took on my phone and camera and for video editing. I also have lots of data, which need to be transferred frequently and it is frustrating when the SSD cache is exhausted during copy and as a result, it becomes even slower than my old spinning hard drive (HDD).
- wtallis 4y agoCopying big files onto a 120GB SSD is a fringe use case, unless it's an external SSD you're using to transport those files. Editing and organizing large videos is usually done on drives large enough to hold more than two of them (plus the OS and applications).