Im upgrading my system to windows 7 64 bit and im running 32 bit vista so i needa back up my files. so my dad has a 1TB raid 1 server i believe and i hardwired it to my comp via ethernet cable. My mobo says its transfer speed is about 1gigabit/sec? which my dad says is bout 120 MB/sec so i should be transfering at that speed or like 100 but im transfering at like 8MB/sec... can someone please help me out i dont no why this is. Also when i open task manager and go to networking it says Adaptername: Local Area connection. Network utilization: ~7%. Link speed: 1 Gbps. State: Connected
Also this is just another question i had i used the Windows 7 upgrade advisor and it says im compatible for 32 bit everything except my wireless netword card (its a 802.11g Wireless PCI card made by Texas Instruments, so its pretty old )and in 64 bit it just says compatibility unknown. do you guys think itll work...cause i really dont want to spend money on a new network card=\ Also im running a 2.6 GHz 9950 black edition AMD CPU incase you were wondering and 2gig of ram but plan on upgrading so figured id put 64 bit on now.
Right, well, there are several factors that can affect your transfer speed.
The information has to first get off your PC, and to do that, it requires the Hard drive to spin and read the data. The speed of this process depends on your HDD.
Your Processor also has to process the information.
The speed of your network adapter may well be 1000Mbit/s, but is your cable Gigabit? It could be 100Mbits/s
As for your Network Card, it should work with 64bit OS's, but you may have to get new drivers for it. You can find these on your manufacturers website.