Re: Hard disk speed - Maybe OT
- From: Bob Bob <bob3bob3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:48:00 -0500
Hi Nikos
Okay thanks for that, something I didnt know!
I am mostly manipulating 80-100KByte files so I guess that qualifies as small.
I note there is disk elevator adjustment that I may look at. (ie wait for a list of read and writes to gather before making the heads move and do it)
OBTW already using a RAM disk for preprocessing.
Cheers Bob
Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
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Bob Bob wrote:I am trying to squeeze a bit more I/O bandwidth out of a video processing box w/out changing the hardware. [...]
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Was considering playing with buffer flushing times or maybe the file system itself. It is running vanilla reiser.
I'm not an expert, but over the years the usual thing I read about Reiser vs ext3 is that Reiser is very fast with *small* files while ext3 is very fast and uses less CPU with *big* files.
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