Transfer speeds to USB

[Ulfhednar]

I’m wondering if it’s just me or something that is a general issue.
I'm using v15.8 b3135 on Win11 x64

When using native Windows ctrl+x/c & ctrl+v to move files to attached USB drives I’m seeing very different TX speeds vs MCs’ copy/move commands With same file / hardware - I’m seeing MBs vs KBs on a USB3.0 link which leads me to suspect MC has something slowing the process. 
It starts out OK but then speed drops significantly to KBs using MC but using the MC dialog + win cmds it maintains MBs TX rates. 
Applies to NTFS > NTFS & NTFS > exFAT.

Can this be improved/altered?

[total_annihilation00]

I’m wondering if it’s just me or something that is a general issue.
I'm using v15.8 b3135 on Win11 x64

When using native Windows ctrl+x/c & ctrl+v to move files to attached USB drives I’m seeing very different TX speeds vs MCs’ copy/move commands With same file / hardware - I’m seeing MBs vs KBs on a USB3.0 link which leads me to suspect MC has something slowing the process. 
It starts out OK but then speed drops significantly to KBs using MC but using the MC dialog + win cmds it maintains MBs TX rates. 
Applies to NTFS > NTFS & NTFS > exFAT.

Can this be improved/altered?

Try using TeraCopy (free utility by CodeSector) —it greatly improves transfer speeds ! (especially Move operations which are sometimes instant, but other operations are faster as well when you use it !) It's a highly optimized file transfer tool.

[Mathias (Author)]

Hard to say why you get that...  normally MC can detected and selected the correct read/write stratergy.
It also different what kind of USB device. is is a normal SSD/HDD or USB Memory stick.
Also security software making difference.. and other stuff.  hard to say why you have low speed with the limit information.
But everything that can be tweaked around file read/write can be tweaked in Read/Write stratergy settings,
you can tweak everything that can be changed.

Also Windows Copy Speed are often not real. depends on how you measure it. Sometimes Windows say it is done.. but what is done is just the writing to the cache. and all the data is not even written to disk yet.