SSD CrystalDiskMark Benchmark sub-thread

[Peter_Brosdahl]

Those heatsinks omg

Yep, I think I'm having one of those old guy "hey you kids get off my lawn moments" but I just don't like this direction.

 

[Grimlakin]

Yea I saw those twin heat sinks and said . Out loud. "That is stupid"

As in stupid bad.

 

[David_Schroth]

Yea I saw those twin heat sinks and said . Out loud. "That is stupid"

As in stupid bad.

At least they didn't have a pair of Teamgroup's 120mm SSD AIOs hooked up?

 

[Peter_Brosdahl]

At least they didn't have a pair of Teamgroup's 120mm SSD AIOs hooked up?

So, so, true. Man, the things I'm already blocking out of my head. I'd already forgotten about those. the DUO right? Yep, it's Gen4 for me, for a while to come.

 

[Riccochet]

Corsair MP510 m.2 PCIe3 1TB. Both my OS and game drives are the same, so should perform the same.

 

[Grimlakin]

Ran some speed test numbers on some enterprise NVME 4 SSD's direct to disk.

Note I ran 16Gib tests just because I wanted to remove the caching advantage the SSD Raid had in this config. 8 gig cache.



Now some of these may be because the software controller in the Dell BIOS is trash. For one... no Raid 5 support.

And looking at the results raid 10 across 6 disks isn't much faster than raid 0 across 2. Plenty of PCIE Lane's to go around.

Will be replacing this with a system with dual raid controllers to sperate out the SSD and the NVME into distinct hardware raid controllers.

SO this is what 20k gets you.

 

[Grimlakin]

Some notes... NVME Raid 1 by the OS as opposed to motherboard is MUCH faster... for the sequential, pretty in line for the random read and writes.