![]() ![]() On every test run for each type of drive, Data Rescue 5 scored a perfect 100%. Data Rescue 5 used about 15% of our CPU at maximum, less than 1% of RAM, and a mere 47.1MB/s on the HDD being scanned.įor a full deep scan on the 1TB test drive, which searched for all of the 150+ filetypes that Data Rescue 5 is capable of recovering, we had to wait a painstaking 6 hours and 34 minutes, but the results we got back were well worth the wait. We barely noticed any impact on our system while running the deep scan. We recorded the length of how long the scan took on our test system, which features a 7th-gen Intel Core i7-7700K 4.2GHz processor (overclocked to 5.1GHz on closed-loop liquid cooling), 16GB of DDR4-3000MHz RAM, a 256GB m.2 SSD, a 1TB HDD, and an NVIDIA GTX 1070 GPU. To test Data Rescue 5’s data recovery capabilities, we stored (and deleted) five different file types – *.exe, *.jpeg, *.mp3, *.zip, and *.txt – to see how it could recover data from an SSD, an HDD, and a USB flash drive.įor the first test, I ran a basic scan on my 1TB Seagate 7200RPM to see what it could pull up. ![]() Another great feature is the addition of Secure Erase file deletion, and you can read more about how that all works in our breakdown of the technology here! Performance
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