Slow internal network transfer speeds

[barret50]

Hi guys.

Today I am trying to diagnose and resolve my slow internal network transfer speeds. When copying a movie from computer A to B, it runs at about 3MB/s. Whilst transferring from B to A it runs at about 2.5MB/s. (LAN Speed Test program produces the same speed)

The route from A to B is: PC A 5ghz wireless > router > powerline input > powerline output > PC B
The hard drive in operation on PC A is a 7200rpm sata. In PC B it is a 5400rpm external usb 2.0 hard drive.

When I attempt the file transfer from A to B but NOT to the external hdd, rather the internal ssd.. the speeds are the same. This leads me to believe it is not a hard drive bottleneck but specifically the network.

Can anyone offer some tips on what I can do help resolve this?

If you need any more info or clarification, just ask please.

 

Thanks.

[techguru]

The route from A to B is: PC A 5ghz wireless > router > powerline input > powerline output > PC B  <--heres your problem

way to many adapters and shit

and more then likely you have some old electrical lines in your house to

should do a direct connection test

[barret50]

The route from A to B is: PC A 5ghz wireless > router > powerline input > powerline output > PC B  <--heres your problem

way to many adapters and shit

and more then likely you have some old electrical lines in your house to

should do a direct connection test

The house is practically brand new so the electrical is all good.

How direct are you talking? crossover cable direct? The computers are both a fair distance from the modem so hardlining them both is difficult..

[techguru]

The house is practically brand new so the electrical is all good.

How direct are you talking? crossover cable direct? The computers are both a fair distance from the modem so hardlining them both is difficult..

was thinking directly hooked up to a gigabit router..and do a test

[X_Rated_Box]

The route from A to B is: PC A 5ghz wireless > router > powerline input > powerline output > PC B  <--heres your problem

way to many adapters and shit

and more then likely you have some old electrical lines in your house to

should do a direct connection test

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