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C:\WINDOWS\system32>netsh int tcp global chimney=enabled
The following command was not found: int tcp global chimney=enabled.

C:\WINDOWS\system32>netsh int tcp set global chimney=enabled
'chimney' is not a valid argument for this command.
The syntax supplied for this command is not valid. Check help for the correct syntax.
Ok I'm using windows 7.
 
Using this...

<?xml version="1.0"?>

-<advancedsettings>


-<network>

<buffermode>1</buffermode>

<cachemembuffersize>204288000</cachemembuffersize>

<readbufferfactor>1.5</readbufferfactor>

<curlclienttimeout>45</curlclienttimeout>

</network>

<splash>false</splash>

</advancedsettings>
Buffer doesn't need to be so big.

Not sure on the difference between 1 and 2 but I get good results with 2.
 
@wingnut771 @cavedog Coreix single thread tests here please gents.


Did you tag me :)

Test done just now 19:15
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@sand_man Did you see Home-Connect removed 1Gbps Vumatel from their website :unsure:
 
I did yeah. Thanks. These tests are good reference points for when an isp turns round and says 35Mbps is perfectly normal on a single threaded international download.
 
I did yeah. Thanks. These tests are good reference points for when an isp turns round and says 35Mbps is perfectly normal on a single threaded international download.

Considering your slow international speeds and the insane price of Home-connect on Openserve No way I will ever leave Supersonic for them. Home-Connect is R1808 for 100Mbps Openserve while Supersonic is R1749 for 200Mbps. :oops:
 
So here's the latest 'feedback'....

We've managed to get WIOCC to pick up a couple of small issues, but none has resulted in any noticeable change in performance, for which there are still some ongoing unanswered questions.

I'm digging into packet captures again for insight and will decide from there.

So basically dololo... sigh....

My single threaded performance to Coreix. Must be considered normal for a Home-connect gigabit line seeing as there's no obvious issues on the line.

 
So here's the latest 'feedback'....



So basically dololo... sigh....

My single threaded performance to Coreix. Must be considered normal for a Home-connect gigabit line seeing as there's no obvious issues on the line.

I'm getting 20MB/s+ with RD download using IDM single download, single thread.

What I have noticed that 2 gigabit routers I have are both ****. Archer D7 taps out at 360mbps local with 5MB/s RD speed, B618 gets 20MB/s+ RD speed but only 250mbps on local test! I'm waiting for a new edgerouterx which I'm confident will speed things up even more.

I still get the same coreix as you tho.
 
I'm getting 20MB/s+ with RD download using IDM single download, single thread.

What I have noticed that 2 gigabit routers I have are both ****. Archer D7 taps out at 360mbps local with 5MB/s RD speed, B618 gets 20MB/s+ RD speed but only 250mbps on local test! I'm waiting for a new edgerouterx which I'm confident will speed things up even more.

I still get the same coreix as you tho.
That's very weird. The D7 should manage gigabit throughput with ease..

Yeah, look, single thread performance is pathetic. I've seen better from 100Mbps accounts!! Thankfully IDM allows me to create a false economy! Really have to work it though, 32 connections!! Ridiculous!!
 
First attempt yes, second about 800, third about 600, then about 450. It's just crap.
Mmmm, but that's problematic then...? Wonder if it's a caching issue? Or ram issue? Why would your tests taper off like that after multiple tests? Odd...
 
Mmmm, but that's problematic then...? Wonder if it's a caching issue? Or ram issue? Why would your tests taper off like that after multiple tests? Odd...
Yes, crap hardware inside the router is my reasoning. Will see what new router does, hopefully I get it today.
 
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