
In short, it helps you gather a series of useful information about your HDD's performance levels by performing both sequential and random read/write tests. Marketed as just "a simple disk benchmark software," CrystalDiskMark is definitely one of those apps. Also it's worthy to not.Sometimes the best apps are the ones that get the job done (whatever that job may be) in a jiffy and with the least amount of effort on your part. I've run chkdsk, I've run Disk Cleanup, I've review the logs and found no relevant errors. Hi Folks.I have a 2016 VM RDP Server that will not allow me to copy a 900MB file to the C drive.


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It is also worth noting that this result is on a storage array with lots of other VMs, we can and in fact often do run at a full 3GB/s random read/write. I'm not putting CrystalDiskMark on my production boxes and my dev boxes are very chatty so the below isn't an idle test but one fighting for resource and this one is only configured for 1/2 throughput so for live you can expect 2x the below numbers. I'd expect them to be pretty much bang on the same where in some cases, 4K between your L and c drive, the difference is nearly 2x. If these volumes are all on the same volumes then why is there such a variance in the results. All are on Toshiba SSDs (same drives, spread across, in Raid 10)
