I have a case where the destination drive is just a little too small for my initial desire to destripe to a single drive using R-Studio. So, although R-Studio destripe was able to achieve 235MB/second, we are now using R-Explorer to save the data out, file by file, to the HFS+ formatted destination drive.
I got a hint from @Iurii to enable cache on each of the drive clones, then build the RAID using the cached versions of the drives.
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So, in my case, I'm saving out the data at an average speed of about 80MB/second, with times when it breaks 200MB/second
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The caching may not be making a huge difference here, but in a case where we have a RAID with a block size of 1 sector (512 bytes), the cache will make a data transfer that is unbearable to become a lot more workable.
