Re: Port Multipliers

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>
> I've actually been doing some of those benchmarks here.  Given a Silicon
> Image 3124 card in a x1 PCI-e slot, my maximum throughput should be about
> 250MB/s (PCI-e limitation).  My drives behind the pm are all capable of
> about 80MB/s, and I have 4 drives.  What I've found is that when accessing
> one drive by itself, I get 80MB/s.  When accessing more than one drive, I
> get a total of about 120MB/s, but it's divided by however many drives I'm
> accessing.  So, two drives is roughly 60MB/s each, 3 drives about 40MB/s
> each, and 4 drives about 30MB/s each.
>
Doug,

I hate to ask the obvious, but you do have a 3Gbit/sec connection
between the controller and the PM, right?

I only ask because your 120MB/sec is about right for a 1.5Gbit/sec
connection.  I was under the impression you should max out closer to
250MB / sec with a good controller and PM and a 3.Gbit/sec connection.
 I have not done any testing myself.

Greg
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