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http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/content/view/30717/79/1/3/


    * *Marvell Orion* based NASes will generally produce throughput in
      the *mid-to-high teen MB/s*
    * NASes using the *VIA C7*, *Intel Atom* or *AMD Geode* will provide
      read/write performance in the *30 - 40 MB/s range*
    * When you move up to NASes based on *Intel Celeron* or *Dual-Core*
      or *Freescale MPC854XE*, you can see speeds of *at least 50 MB/s
      *and more like 70 MB/s.


The above speeds are those obtained with iozone testing and exclude
caching effects on both the NAS and client system. File copy speeds,
which /do/ include cache effects and a mix of small and large file
sizes, especially using Vista SP1 on the client side, can be /much/
higher, as shown by the *100 MB/s* results obtained with the NETGEAR
ReadyNAS Pro.

So if you're looking for a low-cost way to build a dual-drive NAS, you
can choose a motherboard using an Intel Atom, VIA C7 or AMD Geode CPU
and be pretty certain of getting better than 2X the performance you can
get from any (current) off-the-shelf NAS.



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