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I think the parent meant, what can you tune in Windows itself to get the "best" performance shown in the tool? Or are those buffer sizes and counts program depe
by ferongr 10y ago
I think the parent meant, what can you tune in Windows itself to get the "best" performance shown in the tool? Or are those buffer sizes and counts program dependent and not something the user can change?
- apankrat 10y agoShort of enabling jumbo frames on network adapters I don't think there's much in terms of system-wide tuning. Every program that cares about IO performance would implement it on top of raw File API (CreateFile, ReadFile, etc), so the IO strategy will indeed be concealed in the guts of the program.