rcj2@cbnewsd.ATT.COM (ray.c.jender) (08/31/89)
Once upon a time there was someone looking for diskperf results
for a Hardframe 2000/Seagate ST157N configuration. Well, here's some:
Hardware: A2000, Microbotics 8-Up/2Meg, Microbotics Hardframe,
Seagate ST157N (48Meg, 3.5").
Software: VirusX, Qmouse.
File create/delete: create 16 files/sec, delete 45 files/sec
Directory scan: 102 entries/sec
Seek/read test: 110 seek/reads per second
r/w speed: buf 512 bytes, rd 76725 byte/sec, wr 27967 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 4096 bytes, rd 174278 byte/sec, wr 132451 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 8192 bytes, rd 272357 byte/sec, wr 171897 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 32768 bytes, rd 400729 byte/sec, wr 206955 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 131072 bytes, rd 495390 byte/sec, wr 295373 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 524288 bytes, rd 499321 byte/sec, wr 293993 byte/sec
Hardware: Same as above.
Software: VirusX, Qmouse, The Basic Demo from WB1.3 Extras, (the one
with the four windows of lines, polygons, circles
and animation)
File create/delete: create 10 files/sec, delete 32 files/sec
Directory scan: 15 entries/sec
Seek/read test: 25 seek/reads per second
r/w speed: buf 512 bytes, rd 18493 byte/sec, wr 19007 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 4096 bytes, rd 115864 byte/sec, wr 88239 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 8192 bytes, rd 180788 byte/sec, wr 116941 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 32768 bytes, rd 316153 byte/sec, wr 173318 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 131072 bytes, rd 436906 byte/sec, wr 271183 byte/sec
r/w speed: buf 524288 bytes, rd 473041 byte/sec, wr 285975 byte/sec
So, all you hardware jocks out there, is this good, bad or ugly?