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[TriRan]

so recently i've been upgrading more of my network to gigabit and i've been stress testing it on in off in conjunction with stress testing my router

tonight i transferred multiple 12GB files cross network from machines while testing here to see if i got any network slowdowns and tweaking settings ( because thats just who i am >.> a tweaker) that sounds so bad hah anyways if you see my last string of tests i didn't experience any internet slowdowns while transferring those large files acrossed my network i think i'm finally satisfied with my LAN for now tomorrow that will probably change

http://testmy.net/quickstats/TriRan



also not to bad for a pc on wifi eh? my upload needs some tweaking but the downstream is solid

[mudmanc4]

Yea thats tight.  Are you able to determine the lan speeds are ?

[CA3LE]

Damn, nice..



tweaker...

Funny, we must be both running an auto test 15 minutes apart from each other, lol.

[CA3LE]

I guess it's obvious who caused the index spike...

[TriRan]

haha sorry sorry!

i was transferring 3 12GB files cross network at about a 30MB/s avg which i think was more limited by the hard drives than anything (only running single 7200RPM drives non raid)
i was more then satisfied with the cheap Gbit switches i purchased not to mention the router i'm using handled all the requests it's the DHCP server and central link between my Gbit switches
i did experience a internet slowdown but when i started the test my brother was still awake and streaming netflix on his xbox so thats what i chalk that up to

edit: you know i was curious as i was writing this what the max write/read speeds of my HDD was and it turns out maybe i was maxing the switches/router out i was doing around 97MB/s total when they have a max potential 128MB/s

my HDD's max speeds were

  Transfer Rate: 52.688 MB/s (write)
  Transfer Rate: 286.353 MB/s (read)

Edited by TriRan, 11 August 2011 - 02:27 PM.