File copy from the NAS works in exactly the same way as the copy test, however it works in the opposite direction. The single 1.4GB file is read off the NAS in 64kB blocks.
Pulling that data back from the NAS, we found a spread of results ranging from 71.7MB/s under RAID6 right upto 88.5MB/s under RAID10. RAID1 and 0 were only a fraction behind.
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