Hello fellas,
I was wondering what's the speed you have on s-ata1 controller.
I have S-ATA2 disks (Seagate Pipeline 500GB) connected to the mobo controller and another pci controller (both s-ata1) with transfer speeds up to 35-38 MB on a FreeBSD-8.0-release.
I get an average of 30 MB when copying from 1 disk to the other and ~35MB when copying from the network (from my laptop - Lenovo T400).
dd shows ~65MB write on all the disks is I create a 5GB file from /dev/zero.
I know the write speed is directly proportional with the read speed of the other disk but what do you make of the previous values ? Good ? Bad ?
Personally I consider them bad.
I was wondering what's the speed you have on s-ata1 controller.
I have S-ATA2 disks (Seagate Pipeline 500GB) connected to the mobo controller and another pci controller (both s-ata1) with transfer speeds up to 35-38 MB on a FreeBSD-8.0-release.
I get an average of 30 MB when copying from 1 disk to the other and ~35MB when copying from the network (from my laptop - Lenovo T400).
dd shows ~65MB write on all the disks is I create a 5GB file from /dev/zero.
I know the write speed is directly proportional with the read speed of the other disk but what do you make of the previous values ? Good ? Bad ?
Personally I consider them bad.