Hey everyone quick question about write speeds I am doing a large set of file transfers about 90gb and 100,000+ files and wondering if my write speeds are normal transferring from source drive which is a 1tb Western digital 7200 rpm drive to my raid array 2 640 Western digital 7200 rpm drives I got around 60 megabytes/sec give or take. Now transferring the other way after wiping the other drive it started out really slow for the first minute or too 1 -2 MB/sec and then built up to about 22MB/sec and is now sitting at 37MB/sec are these speeds normal for this type of transfer?
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Write speed between a raid 0 array and a sata II stand alone drive question
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Yes. You never get the raw speeds benchmarks advertise, because of the nature of files and filesystems.
First, your OS looks up where the file is... then it reads it... then it writes it, and then it writes a record in the MFT so it can find it again.
First, your OS looks up where the file is... then it reads it... then it writes it, and then it writes a record in the MFT so it can find it again.
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thank you for that explanation so basically a lot of overhead in the process
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Basically.
It follows that procedure, in order, for every copy. Although it can cache the entire MFT to save one of the steps - it has to write MFT records every time it writes a new file. If it didn't, you'd have large gaps in time where a power failure or crash would destroy multiple files, and possibly lead to filesystem corruption.
Of course, there may be a way to get partially around it.
http://www.windowsreference.com/wind...s-server-2008/
But Windows still seems to favour keeping the queue very low - as close to zero as possible, so that if you suffer a power failure or BSOD, you lose at most a couple files.
It follows that procedure, in order, for every copy. Although it can cache the entire MFT to save one of the steps - it has to write MFT records every time it writes a new file. If it didn't, you'd have large gaps in time where a power failure or crash would destroy multiple files, and possibly lead to filesystem corruption.
Of course, there may be a way to get partially around it.
http://www.windowsreference.com/wind...s-server-2008/
But Windows still seems to favour keeping the queue very low - as close to zero as possible, so that if you suffer a power failure or BSOD, you lose at most a couple files.
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