Quade wrote:With the new scheme, Verification is happening completely out of RAM so, it has no impact on disk IO. It's really quick too. What you're probably seeing isn't verification but, writing 100 megs to disk in one shot. In my testing, True Crypt hurt performance measurably too.
Im sorry i dont quite follow you.. if its OUT of RAM then it must be done ON disk, no? And vice versa
The question is why it doesnt "hurt" that much using UE?
Also according to truecrypt docs it is CPU that is important when writing to disk because of the decryption\encryption process on the fly, and the writing capabilities of the disk dont suffer noticeably.
I monitored how much CPU Nb6 was using while decoding\downloading\writing and it wasnt much to say the least. I was actually surprised that even with autopar priority set to high nb6 used very little cpu power.
What was your experience with a truecrypted drive?Just some numbers so i can understand what we are talking about here
Alsdo what software can you suggest using to measure my HDD capabilities? Just to be aware of its speed.
I could use ATTO Disk Benchmark for this but what setting should i choose for more accurate testing?
If you dont mind, just PM me, since we dont want to turn this thread into discussing just this one thing , i suppose=)