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Usually, you shouldn't see much activity on tempdb during backups, and almost none during restores. There are a couple of queries ran after backups to retrieve backup details from some msdb tables, and if there are a lot of records in those tables (backupset, backupmediafamily), SQL Server might decide to use tempdb as a temporary store.
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In both cases, one of the drives is used for my tempdb. Is the backup or restore causing significant tempdb activity? If that's the case, I may get better performance by using a different drive.
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