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Dumb question, but shouldn't it be the opposite? The lower the compression level, the faster the CPU can process the data, making storage the bottleneck. Higher
by 1_player 5y ago
Dumb question, but shouldn't it be the opposite? The lower the compression level, the faster the CPU can process the data, making storage the bottleneck. Higher compression level -> CPU becomes the bottleneck.
- willis936 5y agoI believe in the TrueNAS interface I use these are negative compression levels. I could be wrong. It was just some empirical observations. I may flesh out my matrix more to paint a better picture.