And the test should include something more substantial than
a series of 96 files ranging in size from 2 MB to 2 GB, fixed sizes but in a randomised order. The test completed in a total write time of 24.4 seconds
2MB to 2GB was a good test somewhere in the early '00, not today, when even your average not-very-AAA game requires 50GB for the install alone.
Edit: and the first two graphs uses 10^8 as the base while the last one uses 10^10 for bytes, while the cumulative total says it was only 3 GB total data written.
This is not a test, it is just a bunch of loosely related data based on one "test".
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And the test should include something more substantial than
2MB to 2GB was a good test somewhere in the early '00, not today, when even your average not-very-AAA game requires 50GB for the install alone.
Edit: and the first two graphs uses 10^8 as the base while the last one uses 10^10 for bytes, while the cumulative total says it was only 3 GB total data written.
This is not a test, it is just a bunch of loosely related data based on one "test".