QUOTE(jchue73 @ Sep 19 2012, 04:38 PM)
Ok, that explains. If you're more into WiFi, a good one to get is the Asus RT-N56U which for me also acts as my Unifi router. Fast and stable. I hear the newer N66U is faster but more expensive too.
Nothing serious and not work related. Just for fun storing my movie files and junk.
I'm still running a P5Q S775 mobo. My overclocked quad core processor is still plenty fast for normal usage as I don't play games. The trick to making things faster is to get enough memory and to upgrade to a faster hardisk or RAID or upgrade to SSD. No more having to wait long.
Measuring the rates through the network isnt going to be very accurate because you are imposing other constrains that has nothing to do with the ZFS implementation (like poor cable quality, or poor firewall configurations etc). The rates I previously indicated are rates for the computer to write into a ZFS and mdadm volume and both gave very similar readings. Nothing serious and not work related. Just for fun storing my movie files and junk.
Here are some read ups that might help give some indication of the performance of ZFS vs mdadm/RAID
ZFS Performance
Post #392 On RAIDZ CPU usage being lower
Point #2 on CPU usage for RAID
more than happy to test the network speed for ZFS is there is a willing donor for the router though
Sep 19 2012, 06:34 PM

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