Max. file transfer over internet

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Jagcoxa
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Re: Max. file transfer over internet

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no change
both cables showing the same result

by the way, my real speed is, from a laptop with an startech USB 3.0 1Gb eth. is:
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So my TS-220 seems to be silently a poor device, adorned with some apps

however, time for a real server
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Re: Max. file transfer over internet

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server got ordered
no more cheap soho hardware for me anymore

goodbye qnap
will use your ts-220 as backup station

A remarkble expensive model with less capacities
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Re: Max. file transfer over internet

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Good on you, I just hope you won't be disappointed. Many people do not seem to understand that many of these speed tests (and Windows 8.x) are multi-threaded down/uploads that give completely different results than a single threaded wget. You are really comparing apples to oranges here.

If you would use Aria2 you could at least get a more objective comparison as that command line downloader is capable of handling multiple download threads of the same file.
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Re: Max. file transfer over internet

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Let's not forget that I'm sure the laptop had a much faster processor and more memory than the TS-220. Apples and oranges, indeed.
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