N473
Regular Member
Seeing as I've seen a few people mention that they're experiencing issues with the You8000 package in terms of download speeds - I figured I'd start a thread to record some information.
I know that speed testers like Oookla (speedtest.net) and some browser-based tests will struggle to do multi-gigabit properly (even iperf3 can struggle on Windows)- so I've run some iperf3 tests on two linux-based 10GbE capable servers:
iperf3 -c speedtest.serverius.net -p 5002 -P 24 -4 -R
iperf3 -c speedtest.serverius.net -p 5002 -P 24 -4
As you can see - the upload speed is spot on (and will even hit > 8Gbps peak for some sectors), but no matter the test type and no matter the server - it will not exceed 1,050Mbps on the download.
I have tried using the expensive spaceship that the engineer left here when he set the line up - but that won't even connect to the internet (it thinks it's connected, but it isn't), so I'll leave that in the box for now!
- Download Speed (Gbps/Mbps): 1,050Mbps
- Average Upload Speed (Gbps/Mbps): >4,000Mbps
- Router/Gateway: Unifi Dream Machine Pro
- Static IP: Yes
- IPv6: No (But recently available in area)
- ONT: AdTran 622V
- Speedtest Used: UDM Pro, ASUS AXE16000 & 2 x 10GbE Clients with iperf3
I know that speed testers like Oookla (speedtest.net) and some browser-based tests will struggle to do multi-gigabit properly (even iperf3 can struggle on Windows)- so I've run some iperf3 tests on two linux-based 10GbE capable servers:
iperf3 -c speedtest.serverius.net -p 5002 -P 24 -4 -R
iperf3 -c speedtest.serverius.net -p 5002 -P 24 -4
As you can see - the upload speed is spot on (and will even hit > 8Gbps peak for some sectors), but no matter the test type and no matter the server - it will not exceed 1,050Mbps on the download.
I have tried using the expensive spaceship that the engineer left here when he set the line up - but that won't even connect to the internet (it thinks it's connected, but it isn't), so I'll leave that in the box for now!























