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Angel_24
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XP512

How can be sure if the XP512 fulfills these estimations

The estimations are around 100w/s - 80r/s and 400Kb w/s and 400KB r/s
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Peter Mattei
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Re: XP512

This is no big deal, it is just a matter of how the XP512 is set up!
Here are some performance figures:
A single CHIP pair can do 41'000 IO/s or 464MB/sec max reads. (you can have up to 4 CHIP pairs)
A single ACP can do 7'300 IO/s or 318MB/sec max reads. (you can have up to 4 ACPs)
The backend (real disk IO) can do 31'000 IO/s or 840 MB/s max reads.
A single Array Group (4 physical disks) can do 450 IO/s or 65 MB/sec max reads or 300 IO/sec or 40 MB/sec writes in Raid1 and 200 IO/sec or 40MB/sec writes in Raid5 (You can have up to 126 Array Groups)

So you see it is easy to achieve even with a single Array Group.
The XP performs better the more IO hit it and the better you stripe your accesses over the Array Groups.

Cheers
Peter
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Sanjay Kumar Suri
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Re: XP512

Check this link as well:

http://www.hp.com/products1/storage/products/disk_arrays/highend/xp512/specifications/index.html

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