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From: [[https://communities.intel.com/community/itpeernetwork/blog/2013/11/22/making-friends-with-your-new-ssd--a-simple-baseline]] | ===== Direct Write Test, simple benchmark with dd ===== |
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**Direct Write Test, simple benchmark with dd** | From: [[https://communities.intel.com/community/itpeernetwork/blog/2013/11/22/making-friends-with-your-new-ssd--a-simple-baseline]] |
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First off remember system OS'es, and controllers, are always setup for caching and buffering, so use DirectIO, here is an example syntax that should work on most flavors of Linux/Unix, or try Cygwin on Windows to achieve the same. So to me it seems amazingly universal but you tell me, is there a more universal tool than "dd" out there that's more powerful and more standard for a fast memory to device copy test. | First off remember system OS'es, and controllers, are always setup for caching and buffering, so use DirectIO, here is an example syntax that should work on most flavors of Linux/Unix, or try Cygwin on Windows to achieve the same. So to me it seems amazingly universal but you tell me, is there a more universal tool than "dd" out there that's more powerful and more standard for a fast memory to device copy test. |