Pharohbender

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  1. yes i was doing 1 file at a time, a 2gb file and just compared the two, speed is still good not complaining about it, its great for backing up and syncing just wanted to iron out the issue why they are so different in speed. I also have read that it does multiple files at a time, if i try to sync a folder it doesn't look like its syncing more than 1 file at a time. another interesting that it took around 2-3 mins to transfer 7gb, so it must be working pretty well. this is also just a little dlink 1gbps switch from centrecom which cost $25 connected up to my adsl router because my adsl modem is only 100mbit, so to get 90MB/s on Cat5e im pretty happy and 50MB/s on btsync is also great as it might be just the average like you said. to transfer 7gb in 2-3min cant complain. quad core htpc FTW now to pay that power bill.
  2. transfered some files to see the speeds this is what i got. getting 22Mb/s - 35Mb/s in power save mode 50Mb/s in high performance mode windows network pc1 - pc2 90Mb/s any reason why btsync cant reach the same 90Mb/s no dl or ul limit set to 0 disk_low_priority *false lan_encrypt_data *false send & recv_buf_size set to 100 use relay server when required and use tracker server not selected on both machines let me know if anyone has any more info or tips to increase speed is there anything to increase the indexing speed also?