02-24-2025, 05:35 AM
Your recent video on network bottlenecks was brilliantly timed for me. I have a Ugreen DXP4800 Plus and a Trendnet 10 Gbps desktop adapter, and I am struggling to get more than 4 Gbps upload to the NAS and 2 Gbps down even though both have NVME Gen 4 drives, your insight went beyond what I could find on the internet. Plan to test a few things tomorrow based on your video. Network speeds are a common issue now as 2.5, 5, 10 Gbe are becoming mainstream.
I can’t find a block diagram for my PC or the NAS, and from the video it looks like you know how to “reverse engineer” it through Terminal, SSH, and Putty. It would be wonderful if you made an instructional video on this. I can’t find anything on the internet to guide me through it. I suspect my PC might be the cause, it’s an old Dell workstation that I am pushing hard in several ways.
Just wanted to share a video idea for your consideration. Or if you can point me to a resource to help me learn how to build a block diagram.
I can’t find a block diagram for my PC or the NAS, and from the video it looks like you know how to “reverse engineer” it through Terminal, SSH, and Putty. It would be wonderful if you made an instructional video on this. I can’t find anything on the internet to guide me through it. I suspect my PC might be the cause, it’s an old Dell workstation that I am pushing hard in several ways.
Just wanted to share a video idea for your consideration. Or if you can point me to a resource to help me learn how to build a block diagram.