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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...
I can't answer either of your questions, but I can provide a little info about the jumbo frames on the ReadyNAS. It is my understanding that the ReadyNAS really only utilizes jumbo frames when WRITING to the NAS. You will not see any performance gains while reading.
Performance does vary, as you've noticed. Some of the factors include: NAS settings (type of RAID, # of disks, journaling, etc), amount of RAM, file size, number of files, network protocol used and contention/congestion issues.
Your numbers are quite good and it looks like you've got it tweaked for maximum performance. Thanks for taking the time to post your findings.
-Dave
Performance does vary, as you've noticed. Some of the factors include: NAS settings (type of RAID, # of disks, journaling, etc), amount of RAM, file size, number of files, network protocol used and contention/congestion issues.
Your numbers are quite good and it looks like you've got it tweaked for maximum performance. Thanks for taking the time to post your findings.
-Dave
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