Benchmark Comparison: Windows File Transfer Tool Speeds Show Copy-Item 27% Slower Than Drag-and-Drop
1 2 3 4 5 File Explorer drag & drop ########## (112 MBps) Copy-Item ####### (82 MBps) Built in SFTP client ###### (70 MBps) Built in robocopy (/MT:32) ## (25 MBps) WSL 2 rsync # (13 MBps) In table…
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