Recently, I changed my Hackintosh hardware from r7 2700x and ASRock x470 master SLI/ac to i5-10600k and Asus TUF Gaming z490-Plus (no-wifi). Except for the CPU and motherboard, I just moved the rest of the parts to the new platform.
Then one day I was testing the RAID 0 (2xToshiba 2TB HDD) performance and found out that it is horrible, giving the result of approx. 50MB/s for reading and writing. And one more thing to notice, in my previous Ryzentosh build, the same set of RAID 0 could run more than 200MB/s.
Here is my spec:
OS: MacOS 11.2 BigSur
CPU: (old)AMD R7 2700x
(new)Intel i5-10600k
MB: (old)ASRock x470 master SLI/ac
(new)Asus TUF Gaming z490-Plus (no-wifi)
GPU: Radeon RX 5500 XT 8GB
RAM:4x Transand 16G = 64G
Storage: M.2 PCIE(1)Intel SSD6 512G
M.2 PCIE(2)Intel SSD7 256G
SATA SSD Micron MX500 500G
SATA HDD TOSHIBA DT01ACA200 2TB x 2
So I gave it some test.
First, was the file system(APFS and Extend) the issue? It turns out yes but too little to ignore(approx. 20MB/s difference).
Then I made the disk JBOD The speed did increase but still too slow (approx. 80MB/s). One more thing to say, I did test the disk speed in single mode, both file system could run up to 100MB/s.
Finally, I test both drivers and no driver for SATA controller (I use onboard SATA controller), SATA-Unsupported and CtlnaAHCIPort, and still got no difference.
Can anyone help me with this problem? My expectation is to reach at least 150MB/s on this RAID 0.
Sorry if my English is hard to understand.
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