Thanks for your support!Quote:
Originally Posted by B Gates
Even though it's been a busy year I've been following most review sites, especially the great ones :)
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Thanks for your support!Quote:
Originally Posted by B Gates
Even though it's been a busy year I've been following most review sites, especially the great ones :)
Thanks for the update. If you ever have time to do something custom let me know. There are a few ideas I have about automation and a series of tests that your software can run but it takes a lot of time to do manually.
Will do!Quote:
Originally Posted by Highendtoys
Just PM me and I'll give you my e-mail address, automation has been on my list for a long time and your thoughts are very welcome.
Thanks Anvil...any thoughts on a pay version? I'd be willing to pony up :)
looks awesone. Will take some benchs on my revo3
Great , thank you for the update Anvil :up:
great program man,being using it several times :D
Anvil, was using Endurance test on a HD, and it stopped with a floating point div by 0 error...
This is with win 8.1 update 1
I don't see error logs anyplace... it was just a dialog.
(6) Intel 730 480GB RAID 0 RST ports
http://i876.photobucket.com/albums/a...pse6bac0c0.png
@ Anvil:
Thanks for your "Storage Utilities", which meanwhile is my favorite benchmark and TRIM trigger tool!
@ B Gates:
Your published RAID0 benchmark results are really impressing, but not everyone has 6 SSDs and a board with 6 Intel SATA3 ports.
By the way:
This is what I got with my Z77 system running just a single SSD in AHCI mode:
http://www11.pic-upload.de/24.05.14/rmtegr5vhe9q.png
Quote:
Originally Posted by Fernando
16GB testsize next :D
I see you have got a pair of 256GB 840 Pros in RAID 0, give us a bench with those. The score to beat is 11,195 for a 2 drive RAID array. I used to like 840 Pros but after seeing how they perform in a steady state, its obvious they are best for light duty usage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fernando
http://i876.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps15d3b440.png
All my benchmark tests were done to find out the best SSD configuration and the fastest SATA mode for me and my daily work with my Z77 system running Win8.1 x64. It has never been my intention trying to beat any scores published by other users.Quote:
Originally Posted by B Gates
That is why I have done all my tests on the active system drive C: with a normally booted OS running the usually activated Services incl. the MS Defender in the background.
By the way: I have published all my recent benchmark test results within the start post of >this< thread.
Here are the best results I got with my 2x256 GB Samsung 840 PRO SSDs running as RAID0:
http://www11.pic-upload.de/24.05.14/w2473v1ge9v7.png
17,000 bites the dust with motherboard RAID and Intel 730's
http://i876.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps4cb1655e.png
@Fernando, I agree with you about testing with OS Volume. All my reviews feature most of the testing with the test subjects as the OS Volume 75% full running win 8.1. IE: http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/63...ort/index.html
Look at your 4K READ scores and compare them with my RAPID mode result!Quote:
Originally Posted by B Gates
For the daily work the 4K READ and WRITE speeds are the most important ones.
like this?
http://i876.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps15ba54c0.png
RAPID is a pure gimmick,
No, like this:Quote:
Originally Posted by B Gates
http://www11.pic-upload.de/05.07.14/w7yoa184ssv4.png
Anvil,
I'm getting weird display on endurance testing:
http://www.canthearu.com/samsung850/...PRO%20Day0.PNG
I don't get any of the labels for each of the fields, so instead of it saying Free Space in the orange field, it is simply repeating the free space value for the label (in this case 65.69)
If anyone knows how to fix this, I'm all ears!
Single 850 Pro
http://i876.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps749656d3.png
That's gonna be my next drive...for sure...
I've been noticing that with some of the NVMe drives that are coming out that ASU doesn't seem to be hitting the same kinds of throughput or random IOps numbers that have been quoted. Is there any desire to update ASU to better utilize the NVMe drives either throw a queue depth change or a thread change?
I had the same issue and came across your post while searching for a fix. I didn't find one, but I managed it on my own. It seems you need to run Anvil's Storage Utilities from the drive you're trying to run the endurance test on :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kobaltrock
Aaaahhhh! Blast from the past! How are you Oj?
Yes, needs to be on the same drive if I remember the days of torture testing our SSDs :)