Hi,
I have been using sabnzbd for about 10-ish years now. I have just reinstalled the latest version and re-set up the server config. The speed seems to be capped at 2.5 MD/s.
At first it jumps to about 2.9, but then it scales back down to 2.5.
In the past, I used to have speeds up to about 60-70 MB/s.
My wi-fi speed test just gave me 413 mbps d/l speed.
I also opened the 8080 port on my modem.
Download folder speed is 103.5 MB/s.
My sabnzbd general settings are:
Maximum line speed: 70 MB/s
Percentage of line speed: 100%
Article Cache Limit: 1G
NO SSL
Sabnzbd server settings:
Connections: 10
Priority: highest
NO SSL
What can be causing the speed limit?
D/L speed caps out at 2.5 MB/s
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Re: D/L speed caps out at 2.5 MB/s
Have you tried to download the test-download in Status and Interface settings?
Can you run the tests also there for disk-speed etc?
Can you run the tests also there for disk-speed etc?
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Re: D/L speed caps out at 2.5 MB/s
@safihre
System performance (Pystone): 210046
Download folder speed33.5 MB/s
Complete folder speed46.2 MB/s
Is this what you were asking for?
System performance (Pystone): 210046
Download folder speed33.5 MB/s
Complete folder speed46.2 MB/s
Is this what you were asking for?
Re: D/L speed caps out at 2.5 MB/s
Is it possible my ISP is throttling my traffic?
Re: D/L speed caps out at 2.5 MB/s
Could be the case! What happens if you use SSL?
If you use fast.com, what speed do you get there? Mind that it's written in MBps and not MB/s, so you have to devide the result by 8 to get MB/s.
If you use fast.com, what speed do you get there? Mind that it's written in MBps and not MB/s, so you have to devide the result by 8 to get MB/s.
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