OK - thanx for such detailed explanation. But you missed that most important. What kind of components does your machine have?
Discs!
Todays, in generall, we have 3 kind of disc:
1 old HDD (about 100-120 MB/s speed)
2 the most popular classical SSD (about 550 MB/s speed)
3 ultra "speedy" NVMe M.2 (about 3200 MB/s speed, Samsung Pro M.2 MVMe).
Read and write are almost the same
So, please tell me:
- your source disc speed (vm)
- your target disc speed (backup of vm) during test for those 154/190s for 12 GB.
If you have a raid, try to figure out its write speed about (+/-20 %)
Other people if they read this thread they will have a view of what they can expect from Vimalin + Workstation + Windows 10.
Discs!
Todays, in generall, we have 3 kind of disc:
1 old HDD (about 100-120 MB/s speed)
2 the most popular classical SSD (about 550 MB/s speed)
3 ultra "speedy" NVMe M.2 (about 3200 MB/s speed, Samsung Pro M.2 MVMe).
Read and write are almost the same
So, please tell me:
- your source disc speed (vm)
- your target disc speed (backup of vm) during test for those 154/190s for 12 GB.
If you have a raid, try to figure out its write speed about (+/-20 %)
Other people if they read this thread they will have a view of what they can expect from Vimalin + Workstation + Windows 10.