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Progressive slowing of parity build performance

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I recently built a new second unRAID server and ran an initial parity build following pre-clears of the new 6TB drives I am using.  I noticed a gradual deterioration of progress.  The stats for the operation (I/O and CPU) are as follows:

 

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There were no other activities present on the server other than the small amount of browsing I was doing.

 

Given this involved identical drives, all running for the duration of the build, is this obviously clear pattern explainable/normal?

 

I would like to understand this a little more before loading the containers and plugins I will be using.

 

Any insights are appreciated!

 

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It is normal for the speed of a disk to get slower as the drive heads move towards the inner tracks.  
 

I believe that the reason is that the tracks are getting shorter and can thus hold less data per revolution of the disk.

 

  • Author

I did see the same performance pattern on the preclears so that makes sense.  Thanks itimpi.

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