Intel’s NASPT (NAS Performance Toolkit ) is a benchmark tool designed to enable direct measurement of home network attached storage (NAS) performance. NASPT uses a set of real world workload traces (high definition video playback and recording, video rendering/ content creation and office productivity) gathered from typical digital home applications to emulate the behavior of an actual application.
We’ve used some of the video and office apps results to highlight a NAS device’s performance.
HD Video Playback
This trace represents the playback of a 1.3GB HD video file at 720p using Windows Media Player. The files are accessed sequentially with 256kB user level reads.
4x HD Playback
This trace is built from four copies of the Video Playback test with around 11% sequential accesses.
HD Video Record
Trace writes a 720p MPEG-2 video file to the NAS. The single 1.6GB file is written sequentially using 256kB accesses.
HD Playback and Record
Tests the NAS with simultaneous reads and writes of a 1GB HD Video file in the 720p format.
Content Creation
This trace simulates the creation of a video file using both video and photo editing software using a mix of file types and sizes. 90% of the operations are writes to the NAS with around 40% of these being sequential.
Office Productivity
A trace of typical workday operations. 2.8GB of data made up of 600 files of varying lengths is divided equally between read and writes. 80% of the accesses are sequential.
Photo Album
This simulates the opening and viewing of 169 photos (approx 1.2GB). It tests how the NAS deals with a multitude of small files.
The DS916+ shows strong performance across the arrays in the NASPT video tests with the noticeable exception of the HD Video Playback test in RAID's 0 and 10.
Again consistency is the key word when it comes to all three of the NASPT Office tests with an average of 59.2MB/s for the Office Productivity Test, 13.7MB/s for the Content Creation test and 49.55MB/s for the Photo Album test.
2M or 8M? Do you mean M or do you mean Gb?
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I would think they mistyped it and it should be Gb, if you look in the specfications it shows 8Gb DDR 3 Mem.