Move your data faster with WinRAR

Today we are showcasing the speed difference between copying a rar archive and an uncompressed folder. To bring to you another advantage of using rar archives to store your data. Enjoy! :)

With over 500 million users worldwide, WinRAR is the world’s most popular compression tool!

There is no better way to compress files for efficient and secure file transfer. Providing fast email transmission and well-organized data storage options, WinRAR also offers solutions for users working in all industries and sectors.

WinRAR is a powerful archiver extractor tool, and can open all popular file formats.

RAR and WinRAR are Windows 11™ and Windows 10™ compatible; available in over 50 languages and in both 32-bit and 64-bit; compatible with several operating systems (OS), and it is the only compression software that can work with Unicode.

[Isaacfess]

WinRAR is just amazing, thanks for the example!

[WindowsDaily]

I just did my own test with the wallpaper in the video 45, 000 times.
Choosing best compression and the solid archive option, it took about 11 minutes to make a 6mb rar file.
That just shows that it can be a lot smaller if prepared in advance, with a time like 1 second to be moved anywhere.

[superhover]

Does this time saving work when I create new archive directly in a target directory?

[creame.mp]

This video will always stay in my heart. Thanks ❤

[JamiesCake]

That background looks great! Is it possible to get it somewhere?

[ramen]

winrar is so OP you can ignore when they ask for premium and still use it DAMN WHEN I GET A JOB I WILL GET THE PRIMUIM TO SUPPORT THIS THANK YOYU

[pootir]

huh after i moved the temp folder because Compressed told me that my disk is full it just makes it slower but possible how do i fix it to be faster like then?

[initor]

I will reverse engineer the RAR format and make my own compression/decompression tool

[fahri]

so making .rar not taking time ? its not correct test of a video, sorry.
betery show timing from adding to rar to extacting to folder vs folder to folder copy