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11-13-2013 05:17 AM
11-13-2013 05:17 AM
Horrible disk performance on DL120 G7 w/o SmartArray
Hello,
I have a very "basic" DL120 G7 here (644706-425) which came without a SmartArray controller, i.e. the disks are connected to Intel ICH SATA ports.
I got 2 250GB Entry SATA disks (571230-B21) for it. As usual, the HP firmware on those disks has disabled the drive write cache, which is fine for a buffered SmartArray controller, but leads to extremely poor I/O performance when connected to a SATA controller without dedicated cache memory.
Is there something I have missed? Are there HP SATA disks that have their drive write cache enabled in the firmware and I bought the wrong ones?
Any idea appreciated.
Marco