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06-29-2007 04:02 PM
06-29-2007 04:02 PM
RAID 5 Performance Issue with SA-P600
We have 4 Seagate SATA II drives (ST3320620AS) attached to SA-P600.
The write performance sucks when using RAID 5. IOMeter with 32K; 0% Read, 0% Random shows a stable write rate of 20MB/s or so.
The read rate looks ok, but not good enough. IOMeter with 32K; 100% Read, 0% Random shows a stable read rate of 66MB/s with 4 physical drives.
Btw, the stripe size is the defaul 64K stripe size. All windows partitions are aligned to 1MB. NTFS allocation unit (cluster) size is 64K.
Running ADU shows:
1. the transfer speed is only 1.5Gbps.
2. NCQ is not supported.
3. the write caches on the physical drives are disabled but changable. But executing command ctrl slot=5 modify dwc=enable forced returns an error, saying it can be done with the current configuration.
Does anyone know what causes the problem?
The write performance sucks when using RAID 5. IOMeter with 32K; 0% Read, 0% Random shows a stable write rate of 20MB/s or so.
The read rate looks ok, but not good enough. IOMeter with 32K; 100% Read, 0% Random shows a stable read rate of 66MB/s with 4 physical drives.
Btw, the stripe size is the defaul 64K stripe size. All windows partitions are aligned to 1MB. NTFS allocation unit (cluster) size is 64K.
Running ADU shows:
1. the transfer speed is only 1.5Gbps.
2. NCQ is not supported.
3. the write caches on the physical drives are disabled but changable. But executing command ctrl slot=5 modify dwc=enable forced returns an error, saying it can be done with the current configuration.
Does anyone know what causes the problem?
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