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michelkenny
Sep 26, 2006Aspirant
Post your performance results
I thought it might be interesting to see what kind of performance everyone is getting with IO Meter so that we can compare what we're getting. So I thought we could all post our results in this thread...
klf1
Jan 11, 2007Aspirant
IOMeter machine: IBM Stinkpad T41 Pentium M 1.6 GHz, 1 GB RAM, gig ethernet with jumbo frames enabled (9014 - can't change this on the card). Windoze XP Pro SP2 (IBM employee release of XP Pro)
Readynas NV+ 1 GB RAM
4 x Seagate ST3320620AS in Xraid
Firmware: RAIDiator™ v3.01c1-p6 [1.00a034]
Memory: 1024 MB [2.5-3-3-7]
All journaling disabled, write cache on.
The only services I have running are CIFS and printer sharing.
All other services turned off
Jumbo frames enabled
I ran the test twice and came up with some wicked results from IO Meter:
Run 1 (MBps):
Read: 48.380988
Write: 68.071839
Run 2 (MBps):
Read: 43.467033
Write: 60.144747
Readynas NV+ 1 GB RAM
4 x Seagate ST3320620AS in Xraid
Firmware: RAIDiator™ v3.01c1-p6 [1.00a034]
Memory: 1024 MB [2.5-3-3-7]
All journaling disabled, write cache on.
The only services I have running are CIFS and printer sharing.
All other services turned off
Jumbo frames enabled
I ran the test twice and came up with some wicked results from IO Meter:
Run 1 (MBps):
Read: 48.380988
Write: 68.071839
Run 2 (MBps):
Read: 43.467033
Write: 60.144747
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