February 13, 201610 yr These disks run pretty hot and are noisy, but look at the amazing speeds I get writing to a parity protected array without cache. I'm getting 90+ MB/s write speeds. These 7200 RPM disks are crazy! I'm using intel nics both on the client and on the server. With another desktop with a realtek nic I get less than 60 MB/s write. So invest in intel nics Server specs: ASRock - E3C224D2I, i3 4160, 8GB DDR3 ECC RAM Client specs: Asrock H110M-ITX, Pentium G4400, 4GB DDR4 RAM
February 13, 201610 yr That's a very nice speed! I'm use mostly "green" disks, have one server with 5900rpm toshibas and they also perform very good, around 70MB/s sustained writes.
February 13, 201610 yr I thought you were doing that when parity protected. That would be awesome. Most systems should do close to 100 mb/s with good nics on gigabit lan. Edit : those are parity protected speeds, wow.
February 13, 201610 yr I thought you were doing that when parity protected. That would be awesome. Most systems should do close to 100 mb/s with good nics on gigabit lan. Those are parity protected write speeds. Most users get 30-40MB/s!
February 18, 201610 yr damn that's impressive. i wonder if an all hitachi nas array would see similar speeds.
February 18, 201610 yr I could demonstrate those speeds, and even higher, on 2-3G files. But, it doesn't have much to do with the speed of my drives. It's due to the 16G of memory in my server.
February 21, 201610 yr Yeah, that was not a great example, since you’ve used a small file, but these disks do have a great write speed, on the 1TB model I averaged around 75MB/s.
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