Will using logs(-v) slow down the running speed?

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What is the problem you are having with rclone?

"Is it normal for there to be a significant difference in running speed (from MB to KB) when using the copy and move commands in rclone without the -v parameter compared to when using it with the -v parameter? I am using the Windows operating system."

Run the command 'rclone version' and share the full output of the command.

D:\rclone>rclone.exe move C:\test/aaa D:\test -v --progress --create-empty-src-dirs
D:\rclone>rclone.exe move C:\test/aaa D:\test --progress --create-empty-src-dirs

Which cloud storage system are you using? (eg Google Drive)

local

The command you were trying to run (eg rclone copy /tmp remote:tmp)

Paste command here
```  D:\rclone>rclone.exe move C:\test/aaa D:\test -v --progress --create-empty-src-dirs
     D:\rclone>rclone.exe move C:\test/aaa D:\test --progress --create-empty-src-dirs
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Nope. It is not. Is it theoretical question? Or something you experience?

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I believe the issue may be related to the fact that my host machine is a virtual machine. When I run rclone on a server, the problem no longer exists. The reason could be that the Windows virtual machine is experiencing performance degradation when logging with the -v parameter during the migration process.

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Maybe problem is very slow screen I/O in VM? I would try to write details to file instead.

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It is possible that there may be issues with the CPU or disk I/O of the virtual machine. I will continue to investigate further. Thx :slight_smile:

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