Hello out there! My latest build, an 8x1TB setup in a Dell Optiplex 780 is proving to be my favorite so far. I just did a speed comparison between my real Synology 412+ and this Dell and the Dell is twice as fast. In fact, so fast that I capped at the maximum throughput for a single gigabit ethernet connection.
So this got me thinking...
Since the DS3615xs supports "up to 2,214.77 MB/s throughput in reading" I'm curious...has anyone achieved anything near this speed in a home setup? If so, I'd love to hear what kind of network hardware you're using to make it possible. I'm sure NIC teaming is involved since a single gig connection can only go so fast...but advertised speeds at 2214 MB/s...is that some kind of 10gig setup? I can't imagine any one client getting speeds that high, but that's some incredible throughput.
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Hello out there! My latest build, an 8x1TB setup in a Dell Optiplex 780 is proving to be my favorite so far. I just did a speed comparison between my real Synology 412+ and this Dell and the Dell is twice as fast. In fact, so fast that I capped at the maximum throughput for a single gigabit ethernet connection.
So this got me thinking...
Since the DS3615xs supports "up to 2,214.77 MB/s throughput in reading" I'm curious...has anyone achieved anything near this speed in a home setup? If so, I'd love to hear what kind of network hardware you're using to make it possible. I'm sure NIC teaming is involved since a single gig connection can only go so fast...but advertised speeds at 2214 MB/s...is that some kind of 10gig setup? I can't imagine any one client getting speeds that high, but that's some incredible throughput.
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