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Diffrence in performance 32K and 64K Stripe

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klowngoblin

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pretty big diffrence here, ive noticed that 32K is WAY faster than 64K for stripe size

64K
SeagateDual80GBSATA.jpg


32K
Seagate80x2GBRaid032K.jpg
 
Stripe size performance normally depends on how large of files your working with as to which is faster. For normal desktop usage the smallest size your RAID controller supports will usually yield the best performance.
 
Onboard RAID controller? ... limited to the bandwidth of the PCI bus?
 
That looks like one piss poor driver causing results like that. Also, that CPU usage is REALLY high. Way to get ninja-1337 scores in a synthetic test though. Also, that burst rate looks pretty weak too - I can get 135MB/sec burst out of RAID-0 on ICH5R with two Samsung SP1213C's.
 
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