Good for you. You have time at hand to find out which one suits you best. Do the testing before you have load that needs another FS..:-)
Kinda my point is that when we've more load, we'd be using RAID-0 over RAID-5, or getting faster SCSI drives, or even turn fsync off if that's a bottleneck, because the different filesystems do not have that much performance difference[1] -- the filesystem is not a bottleneck. Just need to tweak most of them a bit, like noatime,data=writeback.
[1] That is, AFAIK, from our testing. Please, please correct me if I'm wrong: has anyone found that different filesystems produces wildly different performance for postgresql, FreeBSD's filesystems not included?
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