NAS transfer cap tp 80MB/s on gigabit

[Mikensan]

Have you timed it yourself to verify the reported speeds are accurate? 

[Swinzon]

10 minutes ago, Mikensan said:

Have you timed it yourself to verify the reported speeds are accurate? 

What do you mean? Didn`t quite understand that

[Mikensan]

Start the transfer and look at your watch. So for Win 10 Server > Server 2012R2 w/ 5GB, how long? and Win 10 server > Win 10pro, how long? As you already have seen, it can sometimes spike or go slower (80-110mbps).

 

Or you can use iperf in an attempt to get more consistent results.

[Swinzon]

36 minutes ago, Mikensan said:

Start the transfer and look at your watch. So for Win 10 Server > Server 2012R2 w/ 5GB, how long? and Win 10 server > Win 10pro, how long? As you already have seen, it can sometimes spike or go slower (80-110mbps).

 

Or you can use iperf in an attempt to get more consistent results.

Ahh, Win10 on server it`s as said, around 80MB/s, it took around 2m32sec to transfer (as I remember in my head) and around 1.32m54s on Windows Server 2012 R2

[brwainer]

it really sounds like it's coming down to the use of generic drivers on Windows 10 Pro versus vendor drivers on Server 2012 R2 then.

[Swinzon]

1 hour ago, brwainer said:

I have to reply here beacuse the reply thingy doesn`t work...
It looks like that brwainer, Windows Server 2012 R2 next....
Thanks to everyone for good help! Really appreciate it! 
This will not be the last time I will ask in this forum!

 

[Swinzon]

I`ll come back and tell you all how it went
Actually planning to install it now, hmmm

[Swinzon]

Hey again guys! Just finished installing Windows Server 2012, Transfered shitloads of files that was about 15GB aaaaand, max transfer speed is 97.4MB/s, that`s not bad. But it is not the speeds I am looking for (Star Wars :D) 

And, I just remembered I haven`t installed all the drivers... I`ll check in later