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@ -1677,9 +1677,7 @@ Why are SnapRAID sync and scrub faster than fix and check?
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Yes, fix and check are typically slower than sync and scrub in SnapRAID.
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The main reason is how each command accesses and processes the disks:
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The main reason is how each command accesses and processes the disks.
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sync and scrub use a multithreaded implementation, with one thread per data disk (plus handling for parity).
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This allows SnapRAID to read from multiple disks in parallel and squeeze out the maximum possible performance from your array.
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