If the X-axis is %time for the benchmark read/write then why does it typically
decrease over time?
Surely the X-axis is the read/write speed at different positions 0-100% across
the disk, like access time?
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Disk Utility benchmark, x-axis undefined
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My guess is that for the hard-to-see zig-zag line, the x-axis represents
disk addresses from 0% (beginning of the disk) to 100% (last block on
the disk), not time. The y-axis for that line is on the right, in
milliseconds. It seems to be a continuous trace of (%-of-disk, seek
time) points, all li
>From the context, I'd say it's the time axis. However, measuring time in
percentage almost seems intentionally confusing.
http://xkcd.com/833/
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