Thats because of padding overhead. You need to increase the volblocksize from 8K to something like 32K. Otherwise you will loose 50% of your raw capacity (20% parity overhead loss + 30% padding overhead loss). In other words...everything written to a zvol will consume 160% space. You can change the blocksize for newly created guests in thr webUI at "Datacenter -> Storage -> YourZfsStorage -> Edit -> Blocksize". After that you will have to delete and recreate all VMs (easiest way to do this is to backup and restore all VMs or to migate them between guests).
Thanks for your answer. But i have this message when i increase my blocksize to 32.
failed to update VM 102: zfs error: cannot create 'raid-nas/vm-102-disk-0': 'volblocksize' must be power of 2 from 512B to 1M (500)
You have to choose when using a raidz1/2/3 if you want to waste capacity with better performance for small blocks or the opposite. Good performance and alot of capacity isn't possible.
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