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Has anyone tried the pf kernel on an ssd in ubuntu? Is it going bring more performance in terms of reading and writing to ssds?

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According to the BFQ page, that IO scheduler has lower latency (than cfq noop deadline and android-only sio) and identical throughput on SSDs. The kernel is also more recent than the 13.04 default, always a plus for performance and functionality.

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  • Isn't low latency only for BFS, I/O schedulers have that too? Sep 25, 2013 at 0:57
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I have installed pf-kernel 3.19.0-pf3 compiled for Ubuntu and my PC is working like a charm with no delay in any application I could use, including video rendering of MKV files that struggle my graphic card to the limit. Perfect. Pk-kernel is being compiled for Ubuntu for a while and it may be downloaded in: ftp://big-bum.uni.cx/pf-kernel/i386/

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