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    R7800 - write speed USB?

    Ok, I copied 8 GB as three large files and I averaged 59 MB/sec which is not too shabby as a NAS. There are slower NASes out there. :) I am happy with this write speed. :)
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    R7800 - write speed USB?

    Quite interesting. When I use a VirtualBox virtual machine Windows 7, and copy files from Solaris 11.2 down to the USB stick, I get 73MB/sec for several minutes, and then it gets down to 45MB/sec or so. The host OS is Solaris. But my Solaris doesnt really like the R7800, because I have...
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    Nas OS Comparison (unRaid, eon, Freenas,...)

    This is not really correct. ZFS has a really efficient disk cache, so ideally you would have several GB of RAM to utilize the L2ARC disk cache. Ideally you would have at least 4-8GB RAM which gives you a decent sized disk cache. If not, ZFS performance will degrade to disk speed, which is...
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    R7800 - write speed USB?

    Rbird2, Wow, that was a really thorough test! Thanx, much appreciated. Just what i wanted. :) Myself did the test in windows 10, i just copied a file from my pc to the usb stick with the file manager (called file explorer?), which said 35mb/sec. However, i used 5gb iso large files because the...
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    R7800 - write speed USB?

    My usb3 stick reads 100mb/sec and writes 55mb/sec according to the specs. I get 35 mb/sec write speed. What speeds do you get? Can you post your numbers, would be nice to see. The esata port, what read and write speeds do you get? 35 mb/sec?
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    R7800 - write speed USB?

    What write speeds are you getting writing to a USB memory stick formatted with NTFS? I get 35 MB/sec which I am disappointed of. Is it possible to make write speeds faster? I read 100MB/sec which is good.
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