Hi,
I'm currently in the process of putting together a diy-nas, from reused parts.
The mb is a Gigabyte, MA785GMT-UD2H, 2 GB ram, cpu Athlon II 250. It has 5 onboard SATA II ports (AHCI enabled). OS is Win7 / OpenMediaVault, put on separate 2.5" 40GB IDE disk. Data disk is a Western Digital Red 2TB.
LAN is onboard Realtek 8111c chip, GbE.
Router is Linksys 610n, GbE, using cat 6 cables.
So, to the problem.
Running NASPT I get figures around 60 MB/s read and 80 MB/s read, using Win7 as server OS. Using OMV the figures are lower, somewhere around 75 MB/s write and 45 - 50 MB/s read.
From what I've read on the forums, the hardware should be enough to get throughput around 100 MB/s, so my question to you is, where do I start looking for problems? :confused:
br
I'm currently in the process of putting together a diy-nas, from reused parts.
The mb is a Gigabyte, MA785GMT-UD2H, 2 GB ram, cpu Athlon II 250. It has 5 onboard SATA II ports (AHCI enabled). OS is Win7 / OpenMediaVault, put on separate 2.5" 40GB IDE disk. Data disk is a Western Digital Red 2TB.
LAN is onboard Realtek 8111c chip, GbE.
Router is Linksys 610n, GbE, using cat 6 cables.
So, to the problem.
Running NASPT I get figures around 60 MB/s read and 80 MB/s read, using Win7 as server OS. Using OMV the figures are lower, somewhere around 75 MB/s write and 45 - 50 MB/s read.
From what I've read on the forums, the hardware should be enough to get throughput around 100 MB/s, so my question to you is, where do I start looking for problems? :confused:
br