October 10, 20196 yr Author @limetech any insight? @Benson @johnnie.black Changing my vm dirty cache numbers didn't change my network transfer speed, but they made my average parity check go from 180Mb/s to 970Mb/s.
October 10, 20196 yr Community Expert 46 minutes ago, Hikakiller said: but they made my average parity check go from 180Mb/s to 970Mb/s. This can't be, and also can't be related to the dirty RAM settings. If I understood correctly you're copying from a Windows VM to the array, lots of other things can contribute to copy performance with a VM, it would be easier to first test speed from a separate desktop to the server.
October 10, 20196 yr Author 29 minutes ago, johnnie.black said: This can't be, and also can't be related to the dirty RAM settings. If I understood correctly you're copying from a Windows VM to the array, lots of other things can contribute to copy performance with a VM, it would be easier to first test speed from a separate desktop to the server. I'll try it. Edited October 10, 20196 yr by Hikakiller
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