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Is my parity check going slow or as expected?

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Earlier today, I replaced my 4TB WD Red parity drive for an 18TB Exos X20. I would have expect that the parity check would go faster than before, but it seems that it is going slower. I am currently getting between 50-80 Mbps whereas before I would get 100+ Mbps. 

 

I read in another post that Disk Speed docker needed to be provided but I am not sure if I ran it correctly. I am also attaching diagnostics while the parity is running. 

 

 

dataeater-diagnostics-20240106-2228.zip

 

chart.thumb.png.670b4b4f00b9a5871c0bc17ed2f5705c.png

 

Edited by goldcoin93
Fixing format

Solved by itimpi

1 hour ago, goldcoin93 said:

would go faster than before

Why would a parity check on a 18tb drive be faster than a 4tb drive?... There's more to check, yes. :)

 

You've done everything correct as far as I can tell.

 

MrGrey.

 

 

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At any point in time the parity check speed will be determined primarily  by the slowest drive currently involved.  The first 4TB would be no faster.    Once you get past the size of the data drives I would expect it to speed up dramatically

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5 hours ago, itimpi said:

At any point in time the parity check speed will be determined primarily  by the slowest drive currently involved.  The first 4TB would be no faster.    Once you get past the size of the data drives I would expect it to speed up dramatically

It actually increased drastically after it passed the 4TB. It is now going at 250 Mbps. Thanks!

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