CrystalDiskMark 1000mb Results?

[Miwo]

I am curious on what everyone gets on this test, without using MFT, zFlashpoint, or any other tool that assists random writes?

I just put together my new AM3 based setup I will be using for this year and installed Windows 7. Using a Perc 5/i (IOP333) + 4x32GB SuperTalent MasterDrive OXs (yes these are JMF602B MLCs) and am getting the following.

Don't have any pics since I'm at work, but here are some numbers I remember from last night.

Test size: 1000mb
Seq Read: 480MB/s
Seq Write: 220MB/s
Random 512K Read: 350MB/s
Random 512k Write: 200MB/s
Random 4K Read: 12.5 MB/s
Random 4K Write: 8.0 MB/s

Do these results seem about right for what I have? Yes, I am using the dreaded JMF602B drives. The main reason why I am using these is because of price. I got them for a nice deal about 4 months ago before Vertex was readily available or out. I havn't experienced any stuttering at all so far, though that may change once i start to load the drive with more stuff. I figured that 4 of them with the help of a dedicated RAID card would not do too badly.

Can anyone post their Crystaldiskmark 1000mb results? I've found this to be the most reliable over Atto/HDtach/HDtune, and the test size will usually take out the inflated effect of any onboard cache on most entry level RAID controllers. Thanks!

[One_Hertz]

All your sequential numbers are a bit slow. I believe it should be 600 for reads and 400 for writes.

[road-runner]

Here is what I get with 4- 32gb vertex with onboard controller...

[Chosen.]

All your sequential numbers are a bit slow. I believe it should be 600 for reads and 400 for writes.

Have you ever seen 600Mb/sec read and 400Mb/sec write on a PERC5i? Or any 400MHz IOP333-based controller?

[One_Hertz]

Have you ever seen 600Mb/sec read and 400Mb/sec write on a PERC5i? Or any 400MHz IOP333-based controller?

touche

[Miwo]

yep, pretty much the cheapest bang/buck real hardware card that I could find, but it should be still be lightyears better than AMD SB750 Raid
AMD RAID and my JMicron drives would surely be a disaster

[F.E.A.R.]

@ Miwo

2x Acard 9010 @ Raid 0 (x4) with onboard-controller (ASUS Striker II Extreme 790i)




2x Acard 9010 @ Raid 0 (x4) with HBA (Areca ARC-1261D-ML + 2GB ECC-Ram)




2x Acard 9010 in a Morex Venus 668 (ITX-Case)