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daelomin
May 17, 2017Aspirant
Readynas 104 - Slow transfer speeds
Dear all, I recently lost all my data to corruption of the array of my RN104. I've since then recreated an entirely new NAS based on NASware 4.0 TB drives in RAID5. I have also thoroughly sea...
Anonymous
May 17, 2017I think your numbers are not too bad. The RN104 is weak because of its cpu and ram. I have an RN104 and an RN204. While the 104 is doing 45 to 50 the 204 is doing 85 to 90 MB/sec (write speed) under exactly the same conditions infrastructurewise.
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daelomin
May 18, 2017Aspirant
NAS performance tester 1.7 http://www.808.dk/?nastester
Running warmup...
Running a 400MB file write on P: twice...
Iteration 1: 35,03 MB/sec
Iteration 2: 34,67 MB/sec
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Average (W): 34,85 MB/sec
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Running a 400MB file read on P: twice...
Iteration 1: 60,84 MB/sec
Iteration 2: 61,45 MB/sec
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Average (R): 61,15 MB/sec
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I've just tried to do bonding on both adresses & to set it to adaptive load balancing. Changes nothing in terms of speed... I'm afraid the slow CPU is indeed the culprit... I am wondering if I should scrap it and try a RAID10 maybe? Would that give me much performance that the NAS can actually handle?
I havent started filling it, so there is still time.
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