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Why does MR report the I/O Performance as Gb/s or Mb/s? Such data to me indicates gigabits per send which is not equal to gigabytes per second. To some this could be very confusing. Does the fact that this is a British company account for this? I'd think that data like this would be universal rather than cultural.
Macrium Reflect Log
Macrium Reflect Log
I/O Performance: | Read 1.6 Gb/s - Write 2.5 Gb/s |
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