
The proof lies in the pudding, they say. I’ve initially started this hard disk read and write performance marathon, because the perceived speed of some of my backup hard drives when performing differential backups to them was very slow. Despite being differential, such backups easily go beyond 1.5 TB. So after establishing read and write speed baselines in the previous posts, it’s finally time to look at the speeds of my drives during differential backups.
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