New Vista Hotfix 943899
Might help your transfer rate problems. Woke up this morning and found 6-7 updates ready to be installed. This was one of them and there was at least one more that was semi-interesting.
I did run a quick test myself and did notice a nice little boost with at least HDD to HDD transfer speeds. Haven't tested network transfer speeds yet. Copying 20GB of FRAPs videos from one Raptor to another, I got 61.9 MB/s transfer rate, which is very close to published report/synthetic speeds and faster than the 45-50 MB/s I got last week when I moved them to clear room on my game drive. Worth a shot, let us know if it helps at all.
Might help your transfer rate problems. Woke up this morning and found 6-7 updates ready to be installed. This was one of them and there was at least one more that was semi-interesting.
- This article contains an update that resolves issues that may affect some Windows Vista-based computers. These issues have been reported by customers who use the Error Reporting service or Microsoft Customer Support Services.
This update improves performance, responsiveness, and reliability of Windows Vista in various scenarios.
This update resolves the following issues on a Windows Vista-based computer:
? You receive a "Stop 0x000000A0" error when you try to switch the computer to the hibernate state.
? You receive a "Stop 0x0000009f" error when you switch the computer to the hibernate state or to the standby state. Or, you receive this Stop error when you resume the computer from the hibernate state or from the standby state. This problem occurs on a computer that has a wireless network connection.
? The disk does not spin down after a specified time of inactivity.
Additionally, this update can help improve performance when you perform operations that are related to large disk I/O.
<After you apply this update, you may notice up to a 15 percent performance improvement in some copying operations and when moving some large files.
I did run a quick test myself and did notice a nice little boost with at least HDD to HDD transfer speeds. Haven't tested network transfer speeds yet. Copying 20GB of FRAPs videos from one Raptor to another, I got 61.9 MB/s transfer rate, which is very close to published report/synthetic speeds and faster than the 45-50 MB/s I got last week when I moved them to clear room on my game drive. Worth a shot, let us know if it helps at all.
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