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Linux 6.17 File-System Benchmarks, Including OpenZFS & Bcachefs

Written by Michael Larabel in Software on 19 September 2025 at 09:10 AM EDT. Page 4 of 5. 249 Comments.

👁 Flexible IO Tester benchmark with settings of Type: Sequential Read, Engine: IO_uring, Direct: No, Block Size: 2MB, Job Count: 32, Disk Target: Default Test Directory. XFS was the fastest.

For sequential reads, XFS was the fastest followed by Btrfs.

👁 Flexible IO Tester benchmark with settings of Type: Sequential Write, Engine: IO_uring, Direct: No, Block Size: 2MB, Job Count: 32, Disk Target: Default Test Directory. XFS was the fastest.

👁 Flexible IO Tester benchmark with settings of Type: Sequential Write, Engine: IO_uring, Direct: Yes, Block Size: 2MB, Job Count: 32, Disk Target: Default Test Directory. EXT4 was the fastest.

Sequential writes were the fastest with EXT4 and XFS.

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