
27 Mar
2017
27 Mar
'17
7:03 a.m.
On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 1:14 AM, Niall Douglas via Boost
Your hash function (which runs per thread) only needs to be as fast as your storage device is at a queue depth of 1. So, taking a top of the
Why? Running that function means the core can't do other work, so I'd think a faster function is still beneficial.
range NVM SSD, the Samsung 960 Pro, it can write at QD1 about 50k IOPS. That's around 200Mb/sec/thread. Blake2b runs at 1Gb/sec, so it should
Is that Mbit/s or MByte/s? I think MByte. -- Olaf