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Isn't 50GB sec like 5 NVMe Gen 5 SSDs + 1 or 2 for redundancy? Actually, you are right. Consumer SSDs I've seen only do about 1.5GB/s sustained.
by lostmsu 4y ago
Isn't 50GB sec like 5 NVMe Gen 5 SSDs + 1 or 2 for redundancy?
Actually, you are right. Consumer SSDs I've seen only do about 1.5GB/s sustained.
- pclmulqdq 4y agoEven (high-end) consumer SSDs can saturate a PCIe gen 4 x4 link if you are doing sequential reads. Non-sequential hurts on even enterprise SSDs.
- davidmr 4y agoNot in the context the person you responded to meant it. Yes, you can very easily get 50GB/s from a few NVMe devices on a single box. Getting 50GB/s on a POSIX-ish filesystem exported to 1000 servers is very possible and common, but orders of magnitude more complicated. 500GB/s is tougher still. 5TB/s is real tough, but real fun.