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I am scratching my head on this issue so it's time to ask the community!
Below is a benchmark after a fresh install of Windows Server 2012
This next picture is a benchmark I happened to do AFTER updating my BIOS and controller firmware.
- Layout RAID-10 Size
- List item 2978.50 GB
- Span Depth 1
- Block Size 512 bytes Bus
- Protocol SATA
- Media Type SSD
- Read Policy Read Ahead
- Write Policy Write Through
- Stripe Size 64K
- Disk Cache Policy Default
I have tried all possible combinations of Read cache policy, write policy and disk cache with little to no change. I believe the cache on the controller is roughly equal to the SSD's performance by itself.
This is a brand new machine fresh out of the factory and an UPDATE made this happen. Dual 3Ghz Xeon's and 192GB RAM
Any ideas what might have changed?
EDIT: I also re-installed the old BIOS and still am not getting the previously mentioned performance.
I will be sure to do that! Makes sense. – Captain Garry – 2017-01-18T21:07:59.387