Finding the Fastest Filesystem

  2008-07-14 13:30:02
Part of my"economic stimulus check" went to a 500GB SATA drive. My original intention was to buy two of them, so I could claim,"over a terabyte of disk space!". Alas, I got a little ahead of myself; my system had only one open hard drive bay. With a slightly bruised ego, I returned the unopened second hard drive and began to ponder how to exploit my super-roomy disk space. I quickly settled on one goal: find the fastest journaling filesystem (FS) for my SLAMD64 dual-core computer, with 2G of memory. My testing focused on three main areas: filesystem, disk I/O scheduler, and CPU speed. Frankly, the final results stunned me. 
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