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For testing I need a tool that can copy files from location a to b.

However, I need to tell the tool how many files it should copy per second.

Does any one know a tool that can do this?

DavidPostill
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devployment
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  • Do you need really a limit of files per second, or simply a limit in the "bandwidth" of copying? Because if you have different sizes of files, limiting the number of files per second is not really reliable, I think. – Gnoupi Mar 29 '10 at 13:28
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    In this case it's really the number that i'm interested in. the files have all the same size. it's just for testing something. – devployment Mar 29 '10 at 13:55

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file copying speed will be related with Data Buffer that is a region of memory used to temporarily hold data while it is being moved from one place to another. WinMend can handle buffer size you want to perform file copying task. If you want and command line apps, try Fast Copy . You can use /bufsize=N(MB) to Specify the size(MB) of the main buffer for Read/Write operation.

for more choice, you can even check here.

Ye Lin Aung
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TeraCopy is your best bet.

You will know how fast something copying. How many files per second is not a good metric as file sizes change.

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