- Jan 19, 2010
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ust wondering if you guys think that this is accurate:
i have used this quite a bit, of course the disk queue number fluctuates. however, it rarely goes over one. unless i am benchmarking of course.
howeve4r, i think that shows that it gives accurate numbers. when loading games, it never goes above 1 or at least very rarely. this makes me wonder if the operating system is being fed info at a fast enough rate that maybe it doesnt stack queue depths? because the operating system or file system handles the queue depth, so that would not be a static number, or am i incorrect in that?
i dunno just thoughts. maybe it isnt accurate at all. i think it is though.
i have used this quite a bit, of course the disk queue number fluctuates. however, it rarely goes over one. unless i am benchmarking of course.
howeve4r, i think that shows that it gives accurate numbers. when loading games, it never goes above 1 or at least very rarely. this makes me wonder if the operating system is being fed info at a fast enough rate that maybe it doesnt stack queue depths? because the operating system or file system handles the queue depth, so that would not be a static number, or am i incorrect in that?
i dunno just thoughts. maybe it isnt accurate at all. i think it is though.
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