I can explain that. One of the Mac's is booted into Targetmode, but the firmware that provides this has a capacity of only 93.6MB /s write and 121.0MB/s read. That's why it's slow. To utilize the full speed of Thunderbolt, you need a dedicated device, such as a Promise Pegasus or Lacie Thunderbolt Drive. This just doesn't work, sorry.
Thats usb fag
benjas401 2 days ago
This is a thunderbolt TRANSFER transfering from one mac to another, not to a external drive :l
xXalteranXx 2 weeks ago
the REAL speed test is here: youtube.com/watch?v=pCzPnKl4ebU&feature=related
photofx 3 weeks ago
@pp2devane than USB 3.0? not even... its like 2 times faster?
ipwn3r123 1 month ago
@ipwn3r123 It's obviously not Thunderbolt. Thunderbolt is 10 times faster
pp2devane 1 month ago
no way is that thunderbolt
bdodds1985 1 month ago
my 2010 macbook air 256gb 1.4ghz duo is faster then this
haielhaifa27 1 month ago
@ipwn3r123 its obviously not thunderbolt...
mrwashur1991 1 month ago 2
Ithas to be a ssd to ssd transfer in order to be fair. What you are getting is the Max read rate of the hares drive
BroknSircut 2 months ago
I can explain that. One of the Mac's is booted into Targetmode, but the firmware that provides this has a capacity of only 93.6MB /s write and 121.0MB/s read. That's why it's slow. To utilize the full speed of Thunderbolt, you need a dedicated device, such as a Promise Pegasus or Lacie Thunderbolt Drive. This just doesn't work, sorry.
L000000Lz 2 months ago