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Slow parity check? (Solved)

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I've been using Unraid for about a year and a half now. My use is nothing exotic, just as a backup destination for several computers on my local network.

 

My array is currently 2 16 TB parity drives and 3 data drives (14, 14, 16). SATA interface. 

 

Parity check takes about 50 hours for that array. The speed is about 85 Mbytes/sec. Is that about what you would expect?

 

Also, the array is about 75% full. Any guidance on how full it can get before it would be a good idea to add an additional data drive?

Edited by tomc

Solved by JorgeB

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40 minutes ago, tomc said:

The speed is about 85 Mbytes/sec. Is that about what you would expect?

That's on the slow side, start by posting the diagnostics so we can see the hardware.

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You are using a controller with a SATA port multiplier, and 4 of the disks are sharing the same SATA port, so bandwidth is affected a lot, see here:

 

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Thanks. 

 

I will look into better interface options.

 

What I have now works, but from that thread on recommended controllers it looks like it could be a lot faster.

 

Tom

 

 

  • tomc changed the title to Slow parity check? (Solved)

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