Dec 07, 2009 Obviously there are additional (imo minor) privacy and security implications in doing this, but you're still a step ahead of the other guy with pihole in any case. Edit: reread and saw the cached performance is worse as well -if you re run the benchmark and the results are consistent and the pi CPU is barely under any load: the difference is. Oct 07, 2013 The network speed golden rule is that your network is only as fast as your slowest connection. I test for throughput and performance for all the wireless routers and NAS devices that come into. Test the speed of your Local Network by testing to/from network shared folders Test the speed of your local drives (USB Drives, hard drives, etc.) Compatible with LST Server (v1.5 or later) for real network performance results without hard drive limitations – Even test your WAN (Internet) speed with LST Server.
I had posted about software related to hard drive and network performance more than once. Theory behind it is very interesting but in the end it is how fast file gets here from there or backwards.
LAN Speed Test (I had picked up from review at gHacks) is very basic and solid benchmark that tests transfer speeds with close to real usage file read and write operations.
App writes file to chosen folder and reads it back. As simple as that. It has nothing to do with background theory and everything with real file transfer.
Only other parameter to choose is test file’s size (defaults to 100MB) so you can both run quick or prolonged tests. App also handles Windows file cache so it doesn’t interfere.
So simple it is brilliant. App skips usual graphs and such to give you real numbers: Overcooked 4 1 2 player.
It works just fine with local or network folders. Istumbler 103 4 – find local wireless networks. Even worked with admin share, only had to type in path. As such it has no need for remote client and can be used over network easily and unobtrusively.
Basic concept is good, but basic interface not so much. App has no capabilities to do anything except single test (batch testing is something benchmarks should have). No way to easily save or export results, can only be printed.
Hardly powerful benchmark tool, but value is in simplicity here. https://torrent-industries.mystrikingly.com/blog/how-to-watch-movies-from-usb-on-macbook. Test important parameters that make sense to user – simply and efficiently. Freeware and portable.
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I had posted about software related to hard drive and network performance more than once. Theory behind it is very interesting but in the end it is how fast file gets here from there or backwards.
LAN Speed Test (I had picked up from review at gHacks) is very basic and solid benchmark that tests transfer speeds with close to real usage file read and write operations.
App writes file to chosen folder and reads it back. As simple as that. It has nothing to do with background theory and everything with real file transfer.
Only other parameter to choose is test file’s size (defaults to 100MB) so you can both run quick or prolonged tests. App also handles Windows file cache so it doesn’t interfere.
So simple it is brilliant. App skips usual graphs and such to give you real numbers:
Yate 4 7 1 14. It works just fine with local or network folders. Even worked with admin share, only had to type in path. As such it has no need for remote client and can be used over network easily and unobtrusively.
Basic concept is good, but basic interface not so much. App has no capabilities to do anything except single test (batch testing is something benchmarks should have). No way to easily save or export results, can only be printed.
Hardly powerful benchmark tool, but value is in simplicity here. Test important parameters that make sense to user – simply and efficiently. Freeware and portable.
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