January 23, 20215 yr Initial transfer starts at about 4gb and immediately tanks. I know there's an amount of RAM caching, and HW Buffering that happens in windows and the hardware for a file transfer. However the transfer should balance out at the continuous write speed of the cache drive (Samsung 840 Pro), or continuous read speed of the source (PERC H700 RAID 5) whichever is lower. The hardware should easily do a sustained 2.5gb transfer and as you can see that's not happening.
January 24, 20215 yr Community Expert The way it drops looks like a device problem, if you enable turbo write and transfer directly to the array is it the same or better?
January 27, 20215 yr Author On 1/24/2021 at 3:31 AM, JorgeB said: The way it drops looks like a device problem, if you enable turbo write and transfer directly to the array is it the same or better? Turbo write is enabled, similar results when writing directly to the array (just a much lower initial burst). Devices also test fine too. Top chart are the mechanical drives, bottom is the cache SSD. Edited January 27, 20215 yr by Juise99
January 27, 20215 yr Community Expert Start a transfer to the array with turbo write enable and grab the diagnostics after the transfer slows down.
January 27, 20215 yr Author 12 hours ago, JorgeB said: Start a transfer to the array with turbo write enable and grab the diagnostics after the transfer slows down. syslog or something else?
January 27, 20215 yr Community Expert 6 minutes ago, Juise99 said: syslog or something else? Diagnostics (Tools -> Diagnostics)
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