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Which NVME configuration is optimal?

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When I use VMD/Intel RST drivers, I get the following benchmark results:

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When I use the Samsung drivers, I get the following resutls:

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As you can see, with the Samsung driver, my sequential R/W is worse; however my random R/W is better.

Which configuration is optimal? As I understand it, better sequential R/W is good for large filesystem operations whereas good random R/W performance is better for smaller file ops.

Thanks.
 
So, if you primarily do stuff that requires sequential reads/writes, stick with the Intel drivers, otherwise go for the Sammy drivers....

Or, don't worry about it unless one or the other becomes a substantial issue for you, as both sets of readings are fairly typical for most drives/systems :D
 
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