Re: SATA question

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Ivan Gyurdiev wrote:

Why are my cache reads so much slower than yours (by a factor of 2)?

Either something is making you use SATA I, instead of SATA II, but your dmesg showed 3Gb/s, or perhaps that you have 8MB cache and I have 16MB makes a difference.

A friend of mine has SATA I, with 1800 MB/s cached reads, which is also much better.

I don't see how he can, SATA I = 1.5Gb/s = 1500Mb/s = 150MB/s (after allowing for 8b/10b encoding)

Now I'm scratching my head too, even with SATA II = 3Gb/s = 3000Mb/s = 300MB/s how can hdparm -T show me 2229MB/sec? I though hdparm -T didn't test o/s memory caching, just drive caching?



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