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With an onboard RAID controller yes that's about what to expect. The parity RAID types (5, 6) aren't fast. You might be able to speed it up using a dedicated RAID controller.

Hello, Im doing a RAID5 in my system ... 4X 1TB 7200RPM drives.

 

I know raid 5 writes speed are supposed to be low ... im getting 40mbps, is it normal speed.

 

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With an onboard RAID controller yes that's about what to expect. The parity RAID types (5, 6) aren't fast. You might be able to speed it up using a dedicated RAID controller.

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thanks for the replies, ive got it for fast reading speed, I do not need high write speeds. Ty for the answer buds

 


 

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