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SMB RAID for $49: Ciprico VST Pro

By Patrick Schmid and Achim Roos published 16 July 2008

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RAID 0 I/O Performance

Page 1: Get Top-Notch RAID Now, Upgrade the Hardware Later
Page 2: RAID Features
Page 3: VST Pro 2008 Software
Page 4: VST Pro Practice
Page 5: RAIDConsole Software
Page 6: …or RAIDCore Controllers with VST Pro
Page 7: Test System
Page 8: Benchmark Results
Page 9: Transfer Rates
Page 10: RAID 0 I/O Performance
Page 11: RAID 5 I/O Performance
Page 12: Analysis and Conclusion
Page 13: Related Articles

RAID 0 I/O Performance

RAID 0 I/O performance wasn’t affected whether the ICH10R or the RAIDCore RC5252-8 controller was used.

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