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Is the transfer rate 47 Mbps (megabits/second) or MBps (megabytes/second)?
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Is the transfer rate 47 Mbps (megabits/second) or MBps (megabytes/second)?

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one external usb3.0 drive to another... flash drive or HDD?
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one external usb3.0 drive to another... flash drive or HDD?

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Thanks, I didnt think about that. &nbsp;It was actually a little faster using the usb3 hub and the usb2 built in port. Thanks
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Thanks, I didnt think about that.  It was actually a little faster using the usb3 hub and the usb2 built in port. Thanks

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I have a dell Precision m6400 laptop. &nbsp;I just bought a diablotek usb3.0 express card and i want to transfer 400gb from one external usb3.0 drive to another. &nbsp;Im only getting around 47mbs through this card when doing the transfer. &nbsp;I have an external power plugged into the express card as well to make sure I have enough power. &nbsp;Any suggestions?
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I have a dell Precision m6400 laptop.  I just bought a diablotek usb3.0 express card and i want to transfer 400gb from one external usb3.0 drive to another.  Im only getting around 47mbs through this card when doing the transfer.  I have an external power plugged into the express card as well to make sure I have enough power.  Any suggestions?

USB 3.0 Express card getting slow results

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