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tiranor
May 15, 2012Aspirant
Ultra 4 + Corsair Value 2GB
Hi all,
Yesterday, I replaced de 1GB Sodimm module with the PC6400 Corsair Value 2GB (CORSAIR SO-DIMM DDR2 PC2-6400 - 2 Go 800 MHz - CAS 5 - Value - VS2GSDS800D2). I ran memtest 3 times without any error, and i got a nice performance upgrade (i need to confirm it when the NAS will have a longer uptime than yesterday night)
Here's a quote of my post in the performance thread :
Yesterday, I replaced de 1GB Sodimm module with the PC6400 Corsair Value 2GB (CORSAIR SO-DIMM DDR2 PC2-6400 - 2 Go 800 MHz - CAS 5 - Value - VS2GSDS800D2). I ran memtest 3 times without any error, and i got a nice performance upgrade (i need to confirm it when the NAS will have a longer uptime than yesterday night)
Here's a quote of my post in the performance thread :
tiranor wrote:
tiranor wrote: Wow, nice difference.
With my Ultra4 with jumbo frames off, i have :
Single Caviar Green 3TB on NAS :
-40MB/s Read&Write with CIFS/SMB access
-55-90MB/s Read and 55MB/s Write with ftp access
Current config (2 Seagate 3TB added) :
-45MB/s Read&Write with CIFS/SMB access
-60-95MB/s Read and 60MB/s Write with ftp access
With the current config, IOMeter gives me 50MB/s Read and 55MB/s Write.
I don't know if jumbo frames are worth the investment on my Ultra4 (I would need to buy at least a compatible NIC on my computer and a third GS105 switch, my router is said to support only 2k jumbo frames). FYI, iperf gives me a constant 110MB/s between my computer and my NAS.
I just installed a 2GB Corsair RAM module, I now get :
-60MB/s Read and 48MB/s Write with CIFS/SMB access
-59MB/s Read and 57MB/s Write with IOMeter.
1 Reply
- ReadySECUREApprenticeThanks for the info. Keep us posted.
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