We measured total time to send and receive the file using Resilio Sync (BitTorrent Sync), Dropbox, One Drive, and Google Drive. The Sync Speed Testįor this test, the file we used was a 1.36GB MP4 video clip from a Canon 5D Mark III camera. The results are below, as well as a detailed view of the methodology behind the test. So we ran a test comparing Sync against cloud-based services in the market. We knew we were fast, but we thought it would be interesting to see just how fast Sync is in head-to-head competition. It leverages the full performance of a local network and goes directly between peers when crossing networks, without having to route everything through the cloud (and eliminates the need for central servers). Sync is fast and it gets its speed from the BitTorrent protocol on which it is built, taking the shortest and fastest path when getting file pieces from one device to another. Week after week we’ve heard our users talk about speed whether it’s an event planning company sending large audio/video files to clients, a graphic design agency in Europe sharing big Photoshop files between remote offices, or an IT team at a company like Angie’s List that reduced their Web deployment time from hours to seconds, they’ve shown us that Sync has been working as intended. We ran a test to see just how fast Sync runs compared to cloud-based services in the market.
We built Sync to help people move files of any size with the speed and security that can only be delivered with a cloud-free product.
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