It depends of type of drive below it. When that's a ssd drive (where random access is simmilar to linear access) - there will be no difference. When using snapshot - there can be some performance boost.
But - if there is a magnetic drive(where random access is much slower than linear access) - there will be some performance loss because of jumps to different areas of disk.
It depends of type of drive below it. When that's a ssd drive (where random access is simmilar to linear access) - there will be no difference. When using snapshot - there can be some performance boost. But - if there is a magnetic drive(where random access is much slower than linear access) - there will be some performance loss because of jumps to different areas of disk.
In normal operation, none. When snapshots are brought into the mix, thin provisioned LVs perform a lot better.