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> even though it came with a tremendous write speed hit Only on a writes < stripe. If your writes are bigger then you can have way more speed than RAID10 on th
by justsomehnguy 3y ago
> even though it came with a tremendous write speed hit
Only on a writes < stripe. If your writes are bigger then you can have way more speed than RAID10 on the same set, limited only by the RAID controller CPU.
- fishtacos 3y agoDue to network limitations and contract budgeting, I never got the chance to upgrade them to 10 Gb, but can confirm I could hit 1000 Mbps (100+ MB/s) on certain files on RAID-6. It sadly averaged out to about 55-60 MB/s writes (HDD array, Buffalo), which again, for this use case was acceptable, but below expectations. I didn't buy the unit, I didn't design the architecture it was going into, merely a cog in the support machinery.