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File transfer speed RX and TX

Forum Wireless Networking : Range & Connectivity File transfer speed RX and TX

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Hi All,

I have a Wireless card in my gaming pc that connects with the following speed settings;

Speed Tx:150Mbps Rx300Mbps
Signal Strengh 82%
Link Quality 100%

When I transfer files to my NAS drive they come from the NAS to me and 10MBps but they go at around 5/6Mbps. Is this to do with the Tx and Rx numbers. Why is the Tx not 300Mbps like the Rx?

Am I on the right track?

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That wouldn't account for such a large difference.

It is possible your NAS has security/malware software that's inspecting each network packet? You often see this type of problem when your PC is using McAfee, Norton, etc. These can dramatically slow down your transfers. Of course, that's coming TO your PC. You have the problem in the opposite direction. But since I don't know anything about your NAS, it might still be possible (e.g., Windows Home Server).

If you’re not sure, I would test w/ a wired connection. If you get the same asymmetric results, it probably is something like anti-malware getting in the way.

Btw, is the NAS also using wireless? If so, what speeds does it get between itself and the wireless router?


Message edited by eibgrad on 11-09-2011 at 09:49:36 PM
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The nas drive is a Dlink DNS-320 and it is wired via gigabit directly into the router. Usually over 20MBs wired both ways. Not sure what could cause this then :wahoo:

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Well it may be the NAS to blame then, maybe it can't write as fast as you think it can/should! That's why I said, test w/ a wired client too. If the wired client is no better, then you know it's NOT wireless to blame, but more probably a limitation of the NAS.

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