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Synology DS-106e: One very full-featured NAS | Synology DS-106e: One very full-featured NAS |
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| Jim Buzbee | |
| June 27, 2006 | |
Performance - 100 MbpsTo see how well the DS-106e performed on the LAN, several Iozone runs were made using both a 100 Mbps connection and a 1,000 Mbps connection. (For the complete story on how we test NAS products and on the new test result format, go here.) The 1,000 Mbps tests were run once with 4 K jumbo frames enabled, and one with jumbo frames disabled. Updated: 11 July 2006 The Write Caching option found in the Hardware Manager admin page was enabled for all tests. For comparative purposes, test results from a Buffalo Gigabit Linkstation and Thecus YES box 2100 are included in the comparative plots. Note that the dashed line in the graph represents the theoretical maximum speed achievable on a 100 Mbps LAN. The drive used in the box was a 7200-RPM Seagate Barracuda. The 100 Mbps read test (Figure 19) shows solid results with the DS-106e outperforming the Thecus box in all file sizes and outperforming the Linkstation with larger files. Figure 19: A 100 Mbps read comparison (click image to enlarge)The 100 Mbps write test shown in Figure 20 also shows the DS-106e easily besting its competitors with rates often 50% higher than those of the Linkstation. Figure 20: A 100 Mbps write comparison (click image to enlarge)Related Articles:Qnap's TS-101 Aims High, But Falls ShortSynology DS207 Review:Feature-packed NAS for business and pleasure Slideshow - LaCie Ethernet Disk mini V2 WD NetCenter Network Drive: Low price but low performance Maxtor builds performance, features into the Shared Storage II |
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