Windows 11 24H2 improves large file copy speed by up to 94%
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ReFS (Resilient File System) is a file system that first appeared in Windows Server 2012. It is characterized by the inclusion of many features that increase availability and reliability compared to conventional file systems such as NTFS. However, it cannot be used as a boot volume or system volume, and is not a replacement for NTFS.
The 'File Replication' feature of ReFS, available from Windows Server 2016, is a function that creates a pointer to the original data when duplicating data on the same disk, rather than creating a physical copy of the original data. This significantly reduces the time it takes to copy files.
Microsoft announced the Dev Drive feature in 2023 to improve developer productivity on Windows 11, and has been focusing on performance improvements ever since. Now, with the introduction of ReFS and file replication to the Dev Drive in Windows 11 24H2, copying operations will become almost instantaneous.
The following examples show different file sizes, and show that for large files, copying speeds can be improved by more than 90% compared to previous models.
Traditional (NTFS) | After the introduction of 24H2 | Improvement rate | |
---|---|---|---|
10GB file | 7 seconds, 964 milliseconds | 641 milliseconds | 92% |
1GB file | 681 milliseconds | 38 ms | 94% |
1MB file | 11 ms | 9 milliseconds | 18% |
18GB folder (5815 files) | 30 seconds, 867 milliseconds | 6 seconds, 306 milliseconds | 80% |
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