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We ran the following cycle on the ioXtreme drives:
Full h2benchw test run (throughput)
Drive format with NTFS
PCMark Vantage test run
IOMeter (database, fileserver, web server, workstation, 4K test, streaming test)
30 minutes idle
PCMark Vantage test run
IOMeter (database, fileserver, web server, workstation, 4K test, streaming test)
Delete NTFS volume
Full h2benchw test run (throughput)
We took the results from the first and second result sets. You will find these on the benchmark charts marked as “fresh” (first benchmark run) and “used.” The latter represents the second benchmark run and means that the drive may show degraded performance.
IOMeter 2008.08.18Fileserver-BenchmarkWebserver-BenchmarkDatabase-BenchmarkWorkstation-BenchmarkStreaming ReadsStreaming Writes4k Random Reads4k Random Writes
System Software and Drivers
Drivers
Details
Operating System
Windows 7 Ultimate
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