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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: dmonterisi on November 10, 2003, 08:08:40 PM
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i followed some advice in one of the networking threads and set up an ftp server on my laptop to transfer 24/96 wav files to my main pc. compression on the files was taking forever on the laptop so i gave up. the wav files total about 8 gigs. i'm transferring over a linksys router/wireless adapter (both pcs wired to the router). i'm using serv-u > smart-ftp. i'm getting speeds just under 5000KB/s. Is this the optimal speed? gonna take about 25 mins to get all 8 gigs transferred which isn't too bad, just checking to make sure i got it set up right.
-damon
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your sustaining 40Mb/s, roughly half of the network peak.
with Windows machines, I find they rarely sustain over 50% of the throughput, whereas Mac and *Nix usually sustain about 75% or so of peak throughput.
there are some reg tweaks to increase the throughput of the TCP stack in Windows, but I dont have any links on hand
fyi, no matter what system you use, you will never sustain peak throughput on a network(unless your throwing thousands of $$$ into high-end interconnects on a gigabit LAN)