Lockywolf |
03-25-2024 09:29 PM |
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Originally Posted by dimm0k
(Post 6491898)
Currently running a slackpkg upgrade-all that's downloading at roughly 150KB/s from 207.223.116.213 so speed tests will be affected while this is still ongoing. 2 different NICs on the motherboard, both exhibiting the same performance issue. Prior to posting about this issue I had tried running speed tests from both NICs and that gave roughly the same results - ~20Mb/s download, ~18Mb/s upload, while my connection is rated for 500Mb/s down, 20Mb/s up. In dual booted Windows on the same machine and my work laptop running Windows they both give 500+ Mb/s download speeds.
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We need to see how you test your speed.
If you use speedtest in a browser, or speedtest-cli, those are not very reliable. I mean, they work for a one-shot test, but not for a thorough investigation.
For a start, if you can, connect some other machine to the same network (say, your laptop), and run iperf3, as well as iperf3 -R. You should get roughly the speed of your ethernet switch.
My first guess actually is that your machine connects to wifi automatically, and sets this connection to be the default, so the test don't even go through the ethernet link. This would explain the difference between Windows and Slackware, if Windows selects the wired adapter by default, and Slackware selects Wifi.
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