Ridiculously (1800 MBytes/sec) fast sequential reads

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  • David (PassMark)
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    Originally posted by carpel
    this is ridiculuosly fast
    For a real disk it would be. But not for a RAM drive or RAM cache.

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  • carpel
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    this is ridiculuosly fast
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  • David (PassMark)
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    A long test doesn't mean it is a large file.

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  • rubear
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    Originally posted by David (PassMark)
    The drive controller's device driver is probably incorrectly ignoring the no-cache flag.
    This is a very large file for the very long sequential read test. There's not enough memory to cache it.

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  • David (PassMark)
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    The drive controller's device driver is probably incorrectly ignoring the no-cache flag.

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  • rubear
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    Ridiculously (1800 MBytes/sec) fast sequential reads

    I have a Windows 8.1 i7 with an Areca 1882 controller. Testing a non-SSH RAID 5 with 3 drives, I get > 1800 MBytes/sec. Even with the very long test. Running Performance monitor, it also shows that speed on the drive. What can be going on here?

    Sequential write shows 120 MBytes/sec for this drive set.

    Thanks,
    -Robert
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