3 ms·
That and the risk of data corruption. Data transfer mitigates that by allowing you to simply retransfer the data in case it gets corrupted. You're also gonna ha
by chakintosh 3y ago
That and the risk of data corruption. Data transfer mitigates that by allowing you to simply retransfer the data in case it gets corrupted. You're also gonna have to copy the data from the drives/SD cards and the best transfer speeds they can do to your local computing machine would be in the order of 1Gbps max for SD Express and 7Gbps for an external NVME M.2 SSD. Now compare that to 200Gbps...