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Extremely high "Average response time" for disk in Win10 on ESXi 6.7u3

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Hello,

 

I have a new ESXi host with a single VM I am testing.  The single VM has an extremely high "Average response time" for its hard drive and extremely high "Active time". Basically the hard drive in the VM is at 100% nearly 24/7 and the VM is so sluggish it is near unusable.

 

See here:  https://i.imgur.com/b3uzOYB.png

 

HOST:    AMD Threadripper 32 core CPU / 128 GB RAM / H740p RAID of 8x SSD running ESXi 6.7u3.  It is extremely fast.

 

VM:   6 core 16GB RAM  250GB HD  Windows 10 LTSB with VMTools

 

esxtop u shows this

    11:19:53am up  1:41, 797 worlds, 1 VMs, 6 vCPUs; CPU load average: 0.04, 0.02, 0.01

 

    DEVICE                                PATH/WORLD/PARTITION DQLEN WQLEN ACTV QUED %USD  LOAD   CMDS/s READS/s WRITES/s MBREAD/s MBWRTN/s DAVG/cmd KAVG/cmd GAVG/cmd Q

    naa.6d0946608826be0025b455c6ea6eabe0           -             192     -    0    0    0  0.00   250.40    80.13   170.27     0.17     1.84     0.11     0.00     0.12

 

Notice the CMD/s is extremely high @ 250.  This is for a VM that is doing nothing.  Task manager shows 3% cpu usage (idle) memory 1.8GB/16 and Disk 0 @ 100%.

 

The ESXi host is a 32 core Threadripper, 128GB RAM, RAID6 of SSDs.  I know the host datastore isn't slow as I've just benched it @ 6.98GB/s.

 

The VM has GPU pass-thru (though no keyboard/mouse yet).  16GB RAM.  250GB disk.  LSI SAS.  6x processor cores.  If it matters, when I play a Youtube video, the sound is extremely fragmented and the whole thing is extremely choppy, possibly due to disk queues being whack.  The Disk 0 has 2550ms average response time, with 100% Active time, nailed solid, yet read/write is something like 800kb/s or so.  I have confirmed the VM is not doing anything, just shows read/write to the NTLogFile.  That is it.  Yet disk is pegged at 100%.

 

My VM is thick eager zeroed and I've tested setting the powercli command of "fsutil behavior set DisableDeleteNotify 1"  as well.

 

So far, nothing seems to help.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks


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