AmigaDiskBench Benchmark SSD/NVME/RAM

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Maijestro

Posted on: 2/20 21:01 #1

Just can't stay away

I'm not sure if I just missed it, but the AmigaDiskBench tool that was recently released on Os4Depot is simply fantastic and up to date. I really like it.

So I thought I'd give this tool a try. I tested it with NGFS/01 Sata SSD Intern (AmigaOs4) NVME PcI-Express x4 (Download) and Ramdisk with my X5000/40.

I used the Bulk Benchmark for this, and maybe the results will be interesting for some of you.

Edited by Maijestro on 2026/2/27 20:49:22
Edited by Maijestro on 2026/2/27 20:50:18

MacStudio ARM M1 Max Qemu//Pegasos2 AmigaOs4.1 FE / AmigaOne x5000/40 AmigaOs4.1 FE

derfs

Re: AmigaDiskBench Benchmark SSD/NVME/RAM

Posted on: 2/22 20:41 #2

Not too shy to talk

@Maijestro

Preview of whats to come

https://ibb.co/ZRWVRBtZ
https://ibb.co/hxJQZRT8

derfs

Re: AmigaDiskBench Benchmark SSD/NVME/RAM

Posted on: Today 14:06 #3

Not too shy to talk

New version of https://os4depot.net/?function=showfil ... chmark/amigadiskbench.lha is currently in the upload queue.


Version History

---------------



v2.3.7 (Current)

- S.M.A.R.T. column auto-fit: Attribute Name column now correctly expands to

  show full text without truncation.

- Average method display: Benchmark Control row shows a single combined label

  (e.g., "Average: Median (Middle Value Only)") next to the Passes count.

- Bulk tab Settings text: Queue summary now includes the averaging method name,

  e.g., Settings: Sprinter / 10 Passes (Median) / 4K.

- Bug fixes.



v2.3.4 - v2.3.6

- Flexible Pass Averaging: Three averaging options -- All Passes, Trimmed Mean,

  and Median.

- Average Method always visible on the Benchmark tab next to Passes count.

- Disk Info tree restructured: device name at root, VolumeName (Unit N) at

  partition level, multiple units of the same controller merged.

- Bug fixes.



v2.2.16

- Disk Information Center: New hierarchical view of all physical storage

  devices, categorized as Fixed, USB, and Optical.

- True Hardware Scanning: Engine directly probes the system to map logical

  partitions to physical driver units.

- Enhanced CD/DVD Detection: Safeguards to prevent system freezes when

  querying optical drives.

- Filesystem Display: Standardized DOS type formatting to ABC/XX hex notation.

- Bug fixes.



v2.2.14

- Release Optimization: Debug logging disabled for maximum performance.



v2.2.11

- Architectural Foundation: Multi-threaded benchmark engine, CSV history

  persistence.



v2.2.10

- Advanced Graphing: Visualization engine overhauled; X-axis = Block Size;

  auto-refresh on tab switch.

- Variable Workloads: Random I/O tests support dynamic user-selected block

  sizes.

- Visual Feedback: Traffic Light status indicator and Fuel Gauge progress bar.

- Bug fixes.

328gts

Re: AmigaDiskBench Benchmark SSD/NVME/RAM

Posted on: Today 16:54 #4

Home away from home

@derfs

thanks for the update

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Re: AmigaDiskBench Benchmark SSD/NVME/RAM

Posted on: Today 17:12 #5

Quite a regular

Great utility, thank you!

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Maijestro

Re: AmigaDiskBench Benchmark SSD/NVME/RAM

Posted on: Today 20:47 #6

Just can't stay away

@derf

Thanks again for the update and for providing this HD/SSD benchmark tool.

What I forgot to mention in my first post above is that my NVME SDD (Download) is called, just for the sake of completeness.

MacStudio ARM M1 Max Qemu//Pegasos2 AmigaOs4.1 FE / AmigaOne x5000/40 AmigaOs4.1 FE

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