Monday, March 4, 2019

ubuntu - File System Performance in Linux and Windows

I have built a HTPC with AMD Athlon 5350, which was completely sufficient. The system was running Windows 10 running in SSD and big HDD for backups in NTFS. Somehow there is a problem with network transfer speeds between PCs - with Samba I can get speeds up to 100 MB/s in my local network and FTP transfers which I would prefer don't get more than 10 MB/s. No idea why.


Anyway, I decided to build a new PC using Dell 7010 with 3470s. I plan to transfer the backup HDD.


The question is, which setup to choose.


I would prefer to switch to Ubuntu as I was always running Virtual Linux Machines on my previous computer. The question is - how will the NTFS HDD behave if I stay with Linux? Will it limit the transfer speeds? Will it consume lots of CPU when writing/reading? Should I try to reformat the HDD to Linux native FS?


Thanks!

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