CC So slow over network

Creating a new document and linking a 300mb PSD file takes 8 minutes to insert and it is over gigbit.
To copy 300mg file to the desktop takes 15 seconds
As a test created another Illustrator file and linked to the desktop 300mg file and it insert instantly; then I opened CS6 and performed the same two tests: firstly linking the same 300mb file over the network took under 10seconds and linking the local file took about 3 seconds.
So the big Q of the day is why Illustrator CC does not want to play nice with files over the network, working locally is not an option. Are there any preference settings in Illustrator to fix this issue or any other setting to help things?
Regards
Dave

Dave,
You should be aware that it is always recommended here to open/save from/to own hard disk, and to copy from/to networks and removable media. You may be lucky (for a while), but the chances of file corruption and other unpleasantnesses are immensely greater when you use anything but the harddisk, and it is better to be safe than sorry.
In addition to the (far greater) risk of file corruption, some issues are mentioned here:
http://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/kb/illustrator-support-networks-removable-media.html

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