Post your performance results

I was suprized to see some reports showing 1.25MB/sec and 2.15MB/sec in the report as well.

One item I forgot to mention was my Playstation 3 that is wirelessly connected to the WRT54G, and I have an HP printer plugged into the GS608 which is 10/100. Will turning on the Jumbo Frames cause slower performance for the PS3 when it is pulling pictures from the NAS? Also should I disable the Optimize for Mac OS and journaling to improve performance?

One more question: Is the performance at all related to the wireless router being 10/100 on my network?

With IOMeter as specified in theFAQ
Write MBps 9
Read MBps 27

That's without jumbo frames.

Edited to correct from IO/sec to MB/sec
Read wrong column of the CSV file !

Non-jumbo: 36.8 Read / 13.0 Write
Jumbo: 35.5 Read / 29.5 Write

Firmware: RAIDiator 4.01c1-p1 [1.00a041]
Memory: 1024 MB [ 2.5-3-3-7 ]
Frames: 4KB MTU (my NIC doesn't seem to support higher :( )
Desktop: Intel C2D 2.2GHz, 2GB RAM, XP SP2
Network: Desktop <-> unmanaged gigabit switch <-> NV+

Read: 34.87 MB/s
Write: 20.91 MB/s

X-Raid, CIFS, No jumbo, 1Gb/s network, cat6 stp.
ReadyNas NV+ 4.01c1-p1 4x ST3750330AS (seagate 750Gb)

Write 16.7
Read 10.7

(No these arent reversed thats how they are)

Vista SP1 & 4.01-b1-p2
qx6700/680i <> Gigabit switch <> NV+

Nas: 1100
Raid: X-Raid
Disks 4x 750GB

Server: Dell Poweredge 2950
CPU: 2 x Quadcore E5310
Mem: 8Gb ECC
Disks: 6x 73gb SAS Raid 5
Operating system:Windows 2003 server
Network: Broadcom NetXtreme II BCM5708 1000Base-T
Network speed: 1Gbps Full Duplex

Switch: Cisco Catalyst 4506
Ports: 48 x 1Gbps
Cables: Cat6

Speeds:
No Jumbo Frames 1Gbps/Full Duplex 1500MTU
Write:9.729899
Read:1.955364

Jumbo Frames 1Gbps/Full Duplex
Write:9.046667
Read:7.205199

Nas: NV+
Raid: X-Raid 4.01c1-p1 CIFS
Disks: 2x 320GB
Memory: 1024 MB [ 2.5-3-3-7 ]

Speeds:
No Jumbo Frames 1Gbps/Full Duplex 1500MTU
Write: 24.420452
Read: 34.352356

Jumbo Frames On (7KB MTU) 1Gbps/Full Duplex
Write: 32.181734
Read: 33.7124

Well, not sure how to interpret these numbers. Perhaps someone could help me out a little? I'm sort of suprised that with jumbo frames turned on that the read performance really didn't increase at all. Seems like it did with the write performace though. Seems almost symmetrical. Is that ok? Good, bad or indifferent?

Dinger928 wrote:
Well, not sure how to interpret these numbers. Perhaps someone could help me out a little? I'm sort of suprised that with jumbo frames turned on that the read performance really didn't increase at all. Seems like it did with the write performace though. Seems almost symmetrical. Is that ok? Good, bad or indifferent?

From this thread: http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=17433&start=0

yoh-dah wrote:
Keep in mind that jumbo frames works only one way with the ReadyNAS -- when you're writing TO the ReadyNAS.

For reference here are my Iometer results:

ReadyNAS NV+ [X-RAID]
RAIDiator 4.01c1-p1 [1.00a041]
1024 MB [ 2.0-2-2-6 ]
4x WD4000YR
All NV performance settings enabled
Factory-reset for 16K blocks
SMC SMCGS8 GigE switch (9K Jumbo Frames)

Windows XP Professional SP2
AthlonXP 2500+ @ 2.30GHz
1GB PC3200 @ 2-2-2-8
3Com 3C996-T (PCI Server NIC)
-Tx/Rx Checksum Offload Disabled (improved read results by 3 MBps, but increased CPU utilization by 2.5%)
-Flow Control Auto
-Jumbo Frames Enabled (9000 MTU max)

Read: 33.792488 MBps
Write: 37.975341 MBps

Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit SP1 (yes I will install the 64-bit version when I have time to reformat one day)
Core2Quad Q6600 @ 3.01GHz
4GB PC6400 @ 4-4-4-12
Realtek RTL8169 (On-board NIC)
-Tx/Rx Checksum Offload Disabled (improved read and write results by 4 MBps, and CPU utilization only increased by .5%)
-Flow Control Enabled
-Jumbo Frames Enabled (7000 MTU max)
-Large Send Offload Disabled (disabling this was key to improving read results by nearly 20 MBps)

Read: 34.76672 MBps
Write: 41.185671 MBps

Dear Netgear support!

I've a question about my ReadyNAS NV+. You can see my parameters about my system, and the IOmeter results. Is it possible to increase my read speed?

Operation system : Windows XP SP2,
ReadyNAS Network settings: Jumbo frames enable

RAIDiator version: 4.01c1p1

Performance tap settings: Disable full data journaling & journaling; Enable fast CIFS writes and fast USB writes

Network switch model & firmware: Linksys SML2008, fw.: 1.0.1

NIC on your PC: Intel(R) Pro/1000 PT

Number of disks and disk models: 2x500GB WDC WD5001ABYS-01YNA0

The read/write MB/sec numbers from IOMeter. No need to post the entire result file unless requested.
Read: 23.74MB/s (256k,seq.)
Write: 36.74MB/s (256k,seq.)

With Total Commander (Also use big file copy mode : 10240k&256k):
Read: 14-15MB/s
Write: 25-26MB/s

lacika76 wrote:
With Total Commander (Also use big file copy mode : 10240k&256k): Read: 14-15MB/s Write: 25-26MB/s

Can you give this copy tool a try (it can add buttons to the TC menu bar), and see what it gets for speed compared to native TC: http://www.codesector.com/teracopy.php