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The time it takes to perform a Samsung data migration can vary depending on several factors, mainly data amount.
Samsung Data Migration (SDM) is designed to transfer data from an old hard drive to a new Samsung SSD. As for “how long does Samsung data migration take”, it is said that SDM can reach a speed of 130MB/s. Here are a few factors that can affect the duration:
►Data size: Generally speaking, a larger data amount will definitely cost more time.
►Transfer method: If you are using a wired connection, such as a USB or USB-C cable, the transfer speed may be faster compared to wireless methods such as WIFI or Bluetooth.
►Device performance: Newer devices with faster processors and flash storage tend to complete the migration more quickly.
What if you want to improve the data migration performance? Or just want to clone appointed partitions or sectors? Then Samsung data migration isn’t the best option for you. Well-performance cloning software is recommended to you, like AOMEI Backupper. It’s extremely fast and efficient since it only clones used sectors while skipping bad sectors. Also, you can only copy every sector from the source to the destination while keeping the old partition layout.
If you are not familiar with this software, you can follow up on the below disk clone tutorial. Please download this software and launch it on your PC.
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1To clone a hard drive, choose Disk Clone after selecting Clone from the left.
2Then choose the source disk you want to transfer and click Next.
✎Note: If it’s a system disk, you need to upgrade this software to its advanced version.
3Then choose a destination disk to store the cloned data, and then click Next.
✎Tip: If you are cloning hard drive to SSD, it is recommended to tick the box right before SSD Alignment to optimize the performance and lifespan of the SSD.
4Then click on Start Clone to execute.
Hello. I want to add a new SSD to my laptop, but I don’t want to remove my old HDD. Is it possible? How to add SSD to laptop without removing HDD?
You may be confused if you should change the BIOS settings for your SSD. Here we list several situations you may need to consider reconfiguring your SSD.
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