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Chrysalis · 14-03-2005, 01:45

Assuming the place you uploading to isnt saturated then you should be able to send at full 35kB, if I try to max both at the same time it will normally be inbound (download) that suffers because the ack packets get lost and delayed slowing the download down, so if eg. I download at 360kB/sec my upload is usually around 7kB/sec of acks so I would probably capto about 28kB/sec my upload to allow my download to continue at full pace. When the service was 1.5mbit I could upload at 25kB/sec and download at 180kB/sec at the same time, if I left upload unchecked then the download would fall to about 50-70kB/sec.

I hope this helps.

14-03-2005, 01:45	#2
Chrysalis Inactive Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 12,047	Re: Simultaneous download and upload Assuming the place you uploading to isnt saturated then you should be able to send at full 35kB, if I try to max both at the same time it will normally be inbound (download) that suffers because the ack packets get lost and delayed slowing the download down, so if eg. I download at 360kB/sec my upload is usually around 7kB/sec of acks so I would probably capto about 28kB/sec my upload to allow my download to continue at full pace. When the service was 1.5mbit I could upload at 25kB/sec and download at 180kB/sec at the same time, if I left upload unchecked then the download would fall to about 50-70kB/sec. I hope this helps.