RE: raid0 low performance

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I think you should test 2 or more disks at the same time.  This would prove
that your system can or can't move more than about 60MB/s.

My old P3-500 SMP can move at least 150MB/s.  But I have 3 SCSI buses and 3
PCI buses.

Guy

> -----Original Message-----
> From: linux-raid-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:linux-raid-
> owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ming Zhang
> Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 10:16 PM
> To: Linux RAID
> Subject: raid0 low performance
> 
> I meet some strange low performance when run RAID0 with vanilla kernel
> 2.4.27/2.6.11.12.
> 
> My box is a 2.8G P4 and 1G RAM. 8 400GB SATA disk and A marvel 8port
> controller. I run marvel 3.4.1 driver. I wrote a small program to write
> device sequentially and SYNCHRONOUSLY.
> 
> This is performance of 1 disk. looks fine.
> 
>  1048576Bytes *     1024 :    55.466MB/s
>   524288Bytes *     2048 :    55.830MB/s
>   262144Bytes *     4096 :    55.782MB/s
>   131072Bytes *     8192 :    55.567MB/s
>    65536Bytes *    16384 :    55.926MB/s
>    32768Bytes *    32768 :    54.344MB/s
>    16384Bytes *    65536 :    41.415MB/s
>     8192Bytes *    65536 :    26.499MB/s
>     4096Bytes *    65536 :    15.110MB/s
>     2048Bytes *    65536 :     8.422MB/s
>     1024Bytes *    65536 :     4.318MB/s
> 
> But when run 2 disk raid0, there is only 10% improvement.
> 
> md3 : active raid0 sdb[1] sda[0]
>       781422592 blocks 64k chunks
>  1048576Bytes *     1024 :    67.300MB/s
>   524288Bytes *     2048 :    66.796MB/s
>   262144Bytes *     4096 :    65.728MB/s
>   131072Bytes *     8192 :    65.017MB/s
>    65536Bytes *    16384 :    59.223MB/s
>    32768Bytes *    32768 :    49.766MB/s
>    16384Bytes *    65536 :    39.162MB/s
>     8192Bytes *    65536 :    26.386MB/s
>     4096Bytes *    65536 :    15.084MB/s
>     2048Bytes *    65536 :     8.383MB/s
>     1024Bytes *    65536 :     4.303MB/s
> 
> And when use 4 disks, the speed is slower!
> md0 : active raid0 sdh[3] sdg[2] sdf[1] sde[0]
>       1562845184 blocks 64k chunks
>  1048576Bytes *     1024 :    58.032MB/s
>   524288Bytes *     2048 :    56.994MB/s
>   262144Bytes *     4096 :    58.289MB/s
>   131072Bytes *     8192 :    65.999MB/s
>    65536Bytes *    16384 :    59.723MB/s
>    32768Bytes *    32768 :    50.061MB/s
>    16384Bytes *    65536 :    38.689MB/s
>     8192Bytes *    65536 :    26.169MB/s
>     4096Bytes *    65536 :    15.169MB/s
>     2048Bytes *    65536 :     8.378MB/s
>     1024Bytes *    65536 :     4.287MB/s
> 
> 
> Any hint on this?
> 
> * I do not know how to check current PCI bus speed and I am not sure
> whether is limited by that. It is a 64bit card but I am not sure if it
> is run at 66MHZ. Should be, but want to check to make sure.
> * I tested each disk and all disk performs OK.
> 
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 
> Ming


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