Brent
03-21-00, 12:05 AM
Well I transfered a large file from one computer to another across my LAN through the Linksys's Switch and benchmarked it with DU Meter's Stopwatch function
Here are the System specs and setup:
PC Copying To:
P3 @ 560
256MB SDRAM
UDMA/66 7200RPM WD 18GB HDD
Netgear 10/100 PCI NIC
Win98se
IPX
Netbui
File Print Sharing
(don't worry the router protects me)
PC Copying From:
Celeron @ 450a
256MB SDRAM
UDMA/33 5400RPM 6GB HDD
D-Link 10/100 NIC
Win98se
IPX
Netbui
File Print Sharing
(don't worry the router protects me)
Each PC is only on 25ft of Cat5 cable connected directly from back of PC NIC to Linksys Router's Back.
I transfered a 637MB .iso specifically it was the Gentus Linux .iso
It took a total of 2 minutes and 36 seconds
MAX Burst Transfer Rate:
Download: 9.3MB/sec
Upload: 193KB/sec
Average Constant Rate:
Download: 4.2MB/sec
Upload: 88KB/sec
In conclusion it only Bursted as fast as 9MB/sec but it stayed at an average of 4.2MB/sec
It might be faster if I say like had a 7200RPM UDMA/66 HDD on the other pc, remember access's like this can be hampered by slow hardware, mainly the Hard Drive's in these cases. For Instance if your Constant Transfer speed of your Hard Drive is only 7MB/sec then that's it that's all it can constantly go etc
Key:
MB/sec = Mega Bytes Per Second
KB/sec = Killo Bytes Per Second
Of course I'll want to do more testing but so far that's what I got
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Brent a.k.a Borg Drone Owner/Webmaster of:
Core Meltdown www.coremeltdown.com (http://www.coremeltdown.com)
http://wwp.icq.com/scripts/online.dll?icq=19818465&img=2
Out the 100TX, through the switch, down the cable modem, over the Tap, off the bridge, past the node, straight up the gateway, past the head end office....nothing but Net
Here are the System specs and setup:
PC Copying To:
P3 @ 560
256MB SDRAM
UDMA/66 7200RPM WD 18GB HDD
Netgear 10/100 PCI NIC
Win98se
IPX
Netbui
File Print Sharing
(don't worry the router protects me)
PC Copying From:
Celeron @ 450a
256MB SDRAM
UDMA/33 5400RPM 6GB HDD
D-Link 10/100 NIC
Win98se
IPX
Netbui
File Print Sharing
(don't worry the router protects me)
Each PC is only on 25ft of Cat5 cable connected directly from back of PC NIC to Linksys Router's Back.
I transfered a 637MB .iso specifically it was the Gentus Linux .iso
It took a total of 2 minutes and 36 seconds
MAX Burst Transfer Rate:
Download: 9.3MB/sec
Upload: 193KB/sec
Average Constant Rate:
Download: 4.2MB/sec
Upload: 88KB/sec
In conclusion it only Bursted as fast as 9MB/sec but it stayed at an average of 4.2MB/sec
It might be faster if I say like had a 7200RPM UDMA/66 HDD on the other pc, remember access's like this can be hampered by slow hardware, mainly the Hard Drive's in these cases. For Instance if your Constant Transfer speed of your Hard Drive is only 7MB/sec then that's it that's all it can constantly go etc
Key:
MB/sec = Mega Bytes Per Second
KB/sec = Killo Bytes Per Second
Of course I'll want to do more testing but so far that's what I got
------------------
Brent a.k.a Borg Drone Owner/Webmaster of:
Core Meltdown www.coremeltdown.com (http://www.coremeltdown.com)
http://wwp.icq.com/scripts/online.dll?icq=19818465&img=2
Out the 100TX, through the switch, down the cable modem, over the Tap, off the bridge, past the node, straight up the gateway, past the head end office....nothing but Net