Hi @ all,
I'm fairly new to Proxmox and Linux in general and i am trying to upgrade my server with some fancy hardware.
I installed the Asus Hyper with four NVMe cards on my Super Micro X12 Mainboard. I am using 4x4x4x4 bifurcation for this setup and created a RAID0 and added it as a storage for my ZFS. All NVMes were found, working as expected and then i thought i can give it a try and see how fast i get.
My assumption: 4x of those NVMes with a RAID0 setup should get me somewhere over 20GB/s for normal read and write operations.
My "Problem" : I only get 4.5 - 5 GB/s Read and Write speed which i think is underwhelming considering that a single NVMe of my setup alone should score higher than the whole RAID.
Is there some kind of setting i am missing, a switch not toggled or something else? It works, but not how i thought it should and i see videos of people getting this setup running like i wanted it, but i don't know how to "fix" this.
After reading the compatibility chart of the ASUS Hyper and seeing that it might not be compatible i bought this on from Delock, but to no avail.
My System:
Additional Information:
Proxmox Version: 7.3-4
The GPU is inserted into CPU1 Slot 2 and blocks Slot 3 completely (it's way bigger than i expected it to be)
The NVMe Adapter is inserted into CPU Slot 4
I would appreciate every bit of help to get this running and integrate me into the Linux space. I am still learning and trying to understand how this works in detail.
If any information would be required on how to find the solution, I will find it (but i might need some information on "how to" , because i consider myself a noob in Linux)
Thanks in advance.
Have a good Night or Day
I'm fairly new to Proxmox and Linux in general and i am trying to upgrade my server with some fancy hardware.
I installed the Asus Hyper with four NVMe cards on my Super Micro X12 Mainboard. I am using 4x4x4x4 bifurcation for this setup and created a RAID0 and added it as a storage for my ZFS. All NVMes were found, working as expected and then i thought i can give it a try and see how fast i get.
My assumption: 4x of those NVMes with a RAID0 setup should get me somewhere over 20GB/s for normal read and write operations.
My "Problem" : I only get 4.5 - 5 GB/s Read and Write speed which i think is underwhelming considering that a single NVMe of my setup alone should score higher than the whole RAID.
Is there some kind of setting i am missing, a switch not toggled or something else? It works, but not how i thought it should and i see videos of people getting this setup running like i wanted it, but i don't know how to "fix" this.
After reading the compatibility chart of the ASUS Hyper and seeing that it might not be compatible i bought this on from Delock, but to no avail.
My System:
| Mainboard | Super Micro X12DPL-i6 |
| CPU | Intel Xeon Silver 4314 |
| RAM | 256 GB Micron Reg ECC |
| GPU | 3090 TI Founders Edition with GPU passthrough |
| ZFS Pool 1 | 2x 1TB NVMe Mirror direct on Board for the System |
| ZFS Pool 2 | 5x 20TB HDD RAIDZ with 1 for parity |
| ZFS Pool 3 | 1x 20TB HDD for network storage |
| ZFS Pool 4 | 4x NVMe via Bifurcated PCIe Adapter |
Additional Information:
Proxmox Version: 7.3-4
The GPU is inserted into CPU1 Slot 2 and blocks Slot 3 completely (it's way bigger than i expected it to be)
The NVMe Adapter is inserted into CPU Slot 4
I would appreciate every bit of help to get this running and integrate me into the Linux space. I am still learning and trying to understand how this works in detail.
If any information would be required on how to find the solution, I will find it (but i might need some information on "how to" , because i consider myself a noob in Linux)
Thanks in advance.
Have a good Night or Day