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Data Transfer Rate (DTR) A data transfer rate (DTR) refers to the speed at which a device or network component can send and receive data. This can also be referred to as throughput, although data transfer rate applies specifically to digital data streams. Data transfer is often measured in megabytes per second, although other measurements can also be used.
We measure transfer speeds in bits because that is how data is transferred, bit by bit. Depending on the tech, it may take more or less bits to travel the data over the link. For example, PCI Express 2.0 uses 8b/10b encoding to transfer data; this means for every byte you transfer over the link, 10 bits get transferred. To convert a speed from Mb/s to MB/s you would simply divide the number by 8 (8 bits in a byte). This does not factor in overhead.