Measure read and write speeds of hard drives and SSDs with KDiskMark, an open source disk benchmark tool for Linux and Windows.
KDiskMark is an open source disk benchmark utility originally developed for Linux and later ported to Windows. It can be used to measure the read and write speeds of hard disk drives (HDDs), solid state drives (SSDs), RAID arrays, and other block storage devices.
The tool provides the ability to test both sequential and random access speeds, allowing users to simulate different types of real-world workloads. Some key features include:
KDiskMark is useful for enthusiasts wanting to gauge the real-world performance of their storage drives under varying conditions. It can help identify bottleneck devices that may be limiting system performance. The tool is also commonly used in storage hardware reviews and benchmarks to provide standardized test results across devices.