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Azure Virtual HD on Windows 10 as C: - Maximum Writing Speed
What is maximum writing speed of the Azure Virtual HD on Windows 10 as the system drive "C:"?
✍: FYIcenter.com
The best way to find out the maximum writing speed of your Azure Virtual HD as the system drive "C:" is to run writing tests with a single large block of different block sizes:
sqlio -LS -kR -i1 -f1 -t1 -s30 -p0 ...
If we run SQLIO with above options and different block sizes, we should be able to find the maximum writing speed:
Throughput Throughput Latency Block Size MBs/sec IOs/sec ms ---------- ---------- ---------- ------- -b16 3.73 239.03 3 -b64 12.85 205.66 4 -b256 36.56 146.26 6 -b1024 63.85 63.85 15 -b4096 75.33 18.83 52 -b16384 97.49 6.03 169 -b65536 96.38 1.50 663 -b262144 96.08 0.37 2446
As you can see, the maximum writing speed, 97.49 MBs/sec is reached with a block size of "-b16384", or 16 MB.
Comparing to the maximum reading speed of 3904.09 MBs/sec, the maximum writing speed of 97.49 MBs/sec is about 40 times slower. So Azure Virtual HD is configured for high speed reading, but not for writing.
⇒ Azure Virtual HD on Windows 10 as D: - 64-KB Benchmark
⇐ Azure Virtual HD on Windows 10 as C: - Maximum Reading Speed
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