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Originally Posted by newtekie1
Well the OP was talking about home servers, so your comment doesn't apply to the thread.
And no, disk I/O is not the number one bottleneck in home servers. The disk I/O even off a shit disk system is going to way outpace most home connections. You are talking the majority of people having under 5Mb/s. A USB flash drive can saturate that, and the ~50MB/s that a VMWare virtual machine is capable of will definitely saturate that. So no, disk I/O is not likely going to be a bottleneck in a home server.
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You didn't read what I wrote. This is irrelevant to what I said. I didn't say disk IO is the number one bottle neck in home servers. I said in ALL servers world wide.
If you had read what I wrote, you would have known I said "taking into account all home servers". I understand your need to be right, but you're trying to refute something I didn't even say.
Read it again.