You seriously just need a NAS with NVME RAID to off your data payload to.. then do everything over a 25G network, and you get a centralized storage to manage your data
I had doubts about it. Question, transfer from the old one to the computer. What is the speed of the computer for writing and reading? Maybe it writes slower than it reads? There was no transfer from the shuttle to the computer. Everything should be sevenfold to prove that it is the best
Transfer speed is the result of 3 factors: the speed of the drive internals, the speed of the interface, and the drive’s ability to sustain long writes (or reads) without speeds dropping off. Call it cache, although there’s more to it. In the real world, you can have the fastest best NVMEs ever, say 7000+ MB/sec, but if you plug it into an older USB C port or enclosure, you’ll never see more than about 1000MB/s. The same drive plugged into a Thunderbolt 4 setup will max out around 3000MB/sec. At the moment there’s really nothing faster. TB5 is out, but barely. If you want to see speeds beyond 3000MB/sec or so, you have to go internal right to the motherboard. Even then, that 7000MB/sec drive isn’t likely to sustain the 7000 they’re advertising. Bottom line, the case and port standards are more often the limiting factor these days.
whaddahell bruh! what are u doing with phone stopwatch? haven’t you heard of something called crystal disk mark? or even task manager resources tab? or the show more details menu? you are giving shit calculations instead of some actual info like read/write speeds?
Fast, but not the fastest. This is a Thunderbolt 3 enclosure rated at less than 3000 MB/s. There are a few, not many, drives that have better bandwidth in Thunderbolt 3. I personally use a TB3 enclosure with a U.2 (not M.2) interface. My drive is a Micron 9300 Pro NvME 15TB SSD. Max bandwidth is ~3500 MB/S and no D cache limit to slow you down with those multi-TB transfers. If you copy 7TB to the Micron, it will run at max speed during the full copy. Also, the endurance is enterprise class. I will never wear out the Micron 9300 drive. I love the drive. Micron has a 9400 Pro also rated at 7000 MB/s +, but $$$$ right now for the 30TB size and you need Thunderbolt 5 for that bandwidth. I do think you should consider the Micron for full speed transfers and full speed video editing from your portable drive. These also have PPL. Power Loss Protection in case your drive is disconnected. The data will still be written for any data in flight when power is lost. About $1500 for the 15 TB model, the Microns are in a much better class, especially for important data.
Less than near by 1/2 speeding and fastest more is near 1/2 speeding two different storage systems 😳. Just 1/2 time is different 6 min vs 3 min .
Simply understand 1/2 different value.
Samsung”s T series drives are not terribly fast. And currently there are two contenders for fastest. The Sabrent and OWC Thunderbolt 5 drives. It’s not even close.
Have you ever had your Samsung drives fail? I bought a T9 4 TB drive about six weeks ago and the blue light comes on but I cannot find it anywhere! Like anywhere, any computer, any cable, disk management, bios. 💨 gone!
For all the people talking about cache, you can make your own external ssd that is triple the speed of a T7 and this space shuttle thing with an nmve M.2 and a thunderbolt enclosure
Today I transfers 106GB from an sd card to what I thought was a ssd but then I felt what a gyro effect and was like “WTF have I never held this while editing it’s an HDD and the transfer took an hour so now I’m gonna do the opposite form the hdd to and ssd
If it hadn´t that absolute stupid-looking palm tree logo that fits in no way to the rest of this minimalist and military-design this SSD would look actually cool. And be worthy of the title "space shuttle". 😉
You seriously just need a NAS with NVME RAID to off your data payload to.. then do everything over a 25G network, and you get a centralized storage to manage your data
Thunderbolt 5 >> anything if your machine can handle the speed.
t7 is not even faster then a t5
I had doubts about it. Question, transfer from the old one to the computer. What is the speed of the computer for writing and reading? Maybe it writes slower than it reads? There was no transfer from the shuttle to the computer. Everything should be sevenfold to prove that it is the best
Why not test T9
HOT TAKE: Get a NAS, kindly!
Faster than a thunderbolt glyph? Idk
Wow don’t even tell us the megabyte per second or anything
Transfer speed is the result of 3 factors: the speed of the drive internals, the speed of the interface, and the drive’s ability to sustain long writes (or reads) without speeds dropping off. Call it cache, although there’s more to it. In the real world, you can have the fastest best NVMEs ever, say 7000+ MB/sec, but if you plug it into an older USB C port or enclosure, you’ll never see more than about 1000MB/s. The same drive plugged into a Thunderbolt 4 setup will max out around 3000MB/sec. At the moment there’s really nothing faster. TB5 is out, but barely. If you want to see speeds beyond 3000MB/sec or so, you have to go internal right to the motherboard. Even then, that 7000MB/sec drive isn’t likely to sustain the 7000 they’re advertising. Bottom line, the case and port standards are more often the limiting factor these days.
whaddahell bruh! what are u doing with phone stopwatch? haven’t you heard of something called crystal disk mark? or even task manager resources tab? or the show more details menu? you are giving shit calculations instead of some actual info like read/write speeds?
bro do us a favour and buy nvme with an enclosure. What a f… video
all you need for the fastest USB drive is thunderbolt 5 enclosure and M.2 that match that speed.
bruh bulid a server or get a nas
Wait till he finds out about the external m.2 drives
Google Drive
How reliable are they is the question? 🤔
I Just transfered 265Gb in 53 seconds between my macbook pro and my external Thunderbolt 5 enclosure with an nvme ssd inside.
saying ssd drive is like saying personal pc
The fact that you don’t have a NAS baffles me.
MB/s and the connection protocols, super imposed or mentioned would have helped.
Guys, remember to MIRROR your SSD to HDD because they demagnetize quickly without power (can even take 6 months)
Crazy
Fast, but not the fastest. This is a Thunderbolt 3 enclosure rated at less than 3000 MB/s. There are a few, not many, drives that have better bandwidth in Thunderbolt 3. I personally use a TB3 enclosure with a U.2 (not M.2) interface. My drive is a Micron 9300 Pro NvME 15TB SSD. Max bandwidth is ~3500 MB/S and no D cache limit to slow you down with those multi-TB transfers. If you copy 7TB to the Micron, it will run at max speed during the full copy. Also, the endurance is enterprise class. I will never wear out the Micron 9300 drive. I love the drive. Micron has a 9400 Pro also rated at 7000 MB/s +, but $$$$ right now for the 30TB size and you need Thunderbolt 5 for that bandwidth. I do think you should consider the Micron for full speed transfers and full speed video editing from your portable drive. These also have PPL. Power Loss Protection in case your drive is disconnected. The data will still be written for any data in flight when power is lost. About $1500 for the 15 TB model, the Microns are in a much better class, especially for important data.
Meanwhile my usb 3.1 stick takes 8 minutes for 3GB
What’s that in Gbps? 20?25
Less than near by 1/2 speeding and fastest more is near 1/2 speeding two different storage systems 😳. Just 1/2 time is different 6 min vs 3 min .
Simply understand 1/2 different value.
Samsung”s T series drives are not terribly fast. And currently there are two contenders for fastest. The Sabrent and OWC Thunderbolt 5 drives. It’s not even close.
Really curious about what to pick up. are the t/ stable on your experience?
Can you use this to store only music on these??
if the drive isn’t 2500/ms don’t want it! 8TB or more!
Solid state drive drive
Thanks!
is it Thunderbolt 5? that’s the fastest bus right now.
Are those 2 minutes all that important? 🤷🏼♂️
Have you ever had your Samsung drives fail? I bought a T9 4 TB drive about six weeks ago and the blue light comes on but I cannot find it anywhere! Like anywhere, any computer, any cable, disk management, bios. 💨 gone!
Try with Samsung T9
And I thought I was a mad man for having 5 portal ssd’s 😅
For all the people talking about cache, you can make your own external ssd that is triple the speed of a T7 and this space shuttle thing with an nmve M.2 and a thunderbolt enclosure
Those T7 drives were great. Pisses me off that Costco quit carrying them.
Just get a nvme encloser with gen5 nvme make sure enclosure you buy supports your ssd speeds. Save money and get faster drive at the same time 😉
Today I transfers 106GB from an sd card to what I thought was a ssd but then I felt what a gyro effect and was like “WTF have I never held this while editing it’s an HDD and the transfer took an hour so now I’m gonna do the opposite form the hdd to and ssd
Samsung T7 is kind of slow side, don’t compare with it!
The Corsair EX400U is still faster and from a reputable company.
Price??
If it hadn´t that absolute stupid-looking palm tree logo that fits in no way to the rest of this minimalist and military-design this SSD would look actually cool. And be worthy of the title "space shuttle". 😉
I forgot again
Can you please tell a bit about your laptop and primary filming gears?
MY TYPED LETTERS ARE ALL BLACK ON YOUTUBE
so what is the speed
I bet SamsungT9 will be at the same speed.