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" I had gigabit ethernet but that doesn’t matter, these spinning disks are barely faster than 100MB/s for sequential read even with a RAID setup." Umm doesn't
by shrubble 4y ago
" I had gigabit ethernet but that doesn’t matter, these spinning disks are barely faster than 100MB/s for sequential read even with a RAID setup."
Umm doesn't gigabit ethernet basically give you a max of 125MB/s anyways? And I was seeing transfer rates of sequential read from 7200rpm SATA drives greater than that even 8 years ago...
- Our_Benefactors 4y agoThis, bottlenecked by NIC and unaware. 10GbE NAS are starting to become more available in the prosumer range. Once they are more affordable I wonder if they are reasonably close to saturating the SATAIII limit.