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1. BLACKMAGIC DISK SPEED TEST SCORES FOR MAC OS X
2. BLACKMAGIC DISK SPEED TEST SCORES PRO

This seems on par with most youtube video results who have a similar setup after upgrading their Mid-2012. It feels blazing fast and my Blackmagic disk speed test results measure around 400-450 Mb/s for both read and write.

BLACKMAGIC DISK SPEED TEST SCORES PRO

Media Express lets you batch capture and playback 2D or even dual stream stereoscopic 3D in uncompressed YUV 4:2:2 and RGB 4:4:4 QuickTime, AVI and DPX, or compressed ProRes, DVCPRO and MJPEG files. So I recently bought a Mid-2012 MacBook Pro (2.6 Ghz quad-quad core) that was maxed out with an SSD and 16GB of Ram. I then ran Blackmagic on a Macbook with an SSD and got read write speeds of 408 and 718 MB/s. Blackmagic Media Express software comes free with every DeckLink card. If you’ve got a slow hard drive, it might be looking into upgrading to an SSD.

BLACKMAGIC DISK SPEED TEST SCORES FOR MAC OS X

In fact, it’s probably the main reason that Apple has replaced traditional hard drives with solid state drives across its entire MacBook range. Fremont, CA, USA - Thursday, 8 August 2019 - Blackmagic Design today announced Blackmagic RAW Speed Test, a new performance measurement tool for Mac OS X that tests a computer’s CPU and GPU speeds using full resolution Blackmagic RAW image decodes making it possible for customers to get a real world estimate of their computers performance. The difference in speed is dramatic, and is immediately noticeable in everyday use. Take our 2011 iMac, for example: while the built-in hard drive reaches speeds of up to 90MB/s, our external SSD connected via Thunderbolt achieves up to 420MB/s. While a standard external hard drive connected to a Mac via USB 2.0 won’t reach speeds of more than 25–30MB/s (extremely slow), upgrading your built-in hard drive to an SSD should see significant gains in performance. By Blackmagic Design Disk Speed Test is an easy to use tool to quickly measure and certify your disk performance for working with high quality video Simply click the start button and Disk Speed. There is not really a standard.įrom this article, I see that an external HD connected via USB would be around 25MB/s read write, and an SSD should be around 200 or 300 MB/s read write. The read/write of modern hard drives are in the 50–150MB/s range. My main data drive (mainly audio, but also some photos and video) is a 2TB WD. The top speed is 300MB/s SATA interface but no drives write that fast. Hi, I have a 256GB PCIe SSD for a boot drive, and its great. Testing an iMac with a 1 TB SATA and the read write speeds were 25 and 30.Īfter googling around I found that is not a good speed.