I need your help to fine tune my gigabit network.
I will be detailed so you guys can help me out easier.
My system has a Buffalo LS-QVL NAS, a Clientron 3820 PC running Windows 10 Preview attached to Orico 6538 USB HDD dock, which all have gigabit NIC connecting to TP-Link TL-SG1008D gigabit switch via Buffalo CAT6 2 meter patch code. The theoretical speed should be limited by USB 2.0 speed only, which I tested on my system is about 34MBps. When I copy files from HDD on Orico to NAS, the maximum speed is only 26MBps. When I use a Fast Ethernet router previously, the speed is about 11.3MBps, which is about 90% of theoretical speed.
Is there any way to fine tune my system? I am moving 3TB of data each time so an increase in speed is very important.
Thank you very much.
I will be detailed so you guys can help me out easier.
My system has a Buffalo LS-QVL NAS, a Clientron 3820 PC running Windows 10 Preview attached to Orico 6538 USB HDD dock, which all have gigabit NIC connecting to TP-Link TL-SG1008D gigabit switch via Buffalo CAT6 2 meter patch code. The theoretical speed should be limited by USB 2.0 speed only, which I tested on my system is about 34MBps. When I copy files from HDD on Orico to NAS, the maximum speed is only 26MBps. When I use a Fast Ethernet router previously, the speed is about 11.3MBps, which is about 90% of theoretical speed.
Is there any way to fine tune my system? I am moving 3TB of data each time so an increase in speed is very important.
Thank you very much.
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