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CringeFire

What types of level should I choose for raid? I'm new to it. 

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1 minute ago, CringeFire said:

What types of level should I choose for raid?

That depends entirely on what you're trying to achieve.

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6 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

That depends entirely on what you're trying to achieve.

Better speed

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1 minute ago, CringeFire said:

Better speed

RAID0, then.

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Just now, WereCatf said:

RAID0, then.

IMG_20190909_010730.thumb.jpg.aa5990b9a94407d5d5a7acfc534f95df.jpgBut I will get very low speeds on 4KiB  Q1T1. Is that natural or is it something wrong with my ssd? 

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Yes, it's normal.

That test simulates opening a file, writing 4 KB of data into it, closing the file, and repeat the process hundreds of times a second. Hence you get 18 MB/s ... 18000 KB / 4 KB = 4500 operations per second.

 

A SSD is optimized for larger chunks of data and most of the time, your applications don't work like that, reading and writing only 4 KB of data at a time.

 

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