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openssl speed -evp aes-256-xtsDoing aes-256-xts for 3s on 16 size blocks: 145135003 aes-256-xts's in 2.99sDoing aes-256-xts for 3s on 64 size blocks: 136405113 aes-256-xts's in 3.00sDoing aes-256-xts

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Does 512K block read/write speeds have impact on your use case and you get poor performance because of that? Or are you solely comparing the numbers on YABS.

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The test results show the 512K block read/write speeds on this hard drive are worse than expected, so I'm not happy with it

CPU ryzen 5 or e5 memory 64G-128G hard disk 1T NV me

I don't know why you also day the disks perform poorly. I can enable writeback caching for you and you'll see blazing speeds but then you just risk data corruption if your system unexpectedly crashes.

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# openssl speed -evp aes-128-xts[...]type 16 bytes 64 bytes 256 bytes 1024 bytes 8192 bytes 16384 bytesAES-128-XTS 1129156.79k 3811952.23k 7514381.48k 11155585.71k 1304232

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Dude, this ain't normal performance at all. The AES-XTS is performing like crap, which proves something's definitely wrong here. The disk read/write speeds are way off too. Maybe you're just used to t

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