Utorrent Download Speed Drops To 0

Simply put, just because the drive advertises 500MB/s, does not mean that you will always reach 500MB/s. Lower-end drives often reach this speed momentarily using some cache strategy. This is usually fine, because most day-to-day use does not involve transferring large files. However, as soon as the cache is saturated, the drive will revert back to a much slower storage medium.

WD drive seems to be clear, since its 3D TLC does not rely on SLC mode cache for burst speed. But the Kingston drive does seem to use this strategy. Therefore it's likely that the Kingston drive filled up its SLC cache quickly, then dropped back to writing to its 2D TLC, which is in fact not much quicker than HDDs. See here on the sequential steady state write performance of Kingston UV400.

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On top of this, there is also the overhead introduced by NTFS; there could also be other system bottlenecks in play. 1-2% of full speed is a bit extreme if you are indeed transferring large files (>50MB), but it's not too surprising either.

In terms of what you can do, there is honestly not much. It's just a common pitfall of cheap SSDs that you have to deal with. This is a part of the reason you will see enterprise-grade drives that advertise similar speeds superficially, but at several times the price. If you look into their detailed review, you will find that they often have very consistent steady state random read/write performance, sometimes a dozen times higher than commercial-grade drives.

While testing new OpenWRT installation from PC using a wired connection to the router I notice huge dips (from 75 Mbps down to 700 Kbps) in download speed in constant intervals. It is 100% reproducible. I also saw it when using OpenWrtScripts' betterspeedtest.sh which proved that it is not a PCRouter cable problem (I included a screenshot of luci network graph during this load).

Thanks for the video, it is quite interesting to see that when ever the bandwidth tanks, sirq goes to 0. I am sure that is diagnostic of something although I am not sure yet what this is diagnostic about. I do wonder though how CPU frequency & temperature develop during the speedtest (by the way, nifty trick to record video of the speedtest and top -d 1 output next to each other).

Now, what I don't understand is this. It says eth0.1 link goes down and up, which according to wiki is vlan1 (eth0.1) LAN ports (1 & 2). So I thought sure, maybe the cable between the router and PC is bad, but then I tried running speedtest directly from the router and the result is the same - speed drops, eth0.1 gets restarted, which are LAN ports. How does that affect WAN performance? Or I guess it affects the whole physical device eth0?

Hi i've upgraded my system from OMV5 to OMV6 lately and the Windows SMB transfer speed drops from 113MB/s to 9MB/s. Sometimes after 20 sec, sometimes after a few minutes. It doesn't matter if it's from NAS to my PC or vice versa. Under OMV5, the transfer speeds where rock solid at 113MB/s.

I have been using Ubuntu for six years. Since 20.04 LTS, the internet access (wifi) drops suddenly and randomly from 20Mb/s for download to 1Mb/s or even below! Sometimes it works flawlessly, sometimes I need to reboot twice a day. Unfortunately, the problem persists in Ubuntu 22.04 too.

There is always some speed degradation with a VPN as your data is encrypted and decryped as it leaves and returns to your computer. Some users see more of a speed drop than others. This may be related you your system specifications.

As long as the VPN is not enabled, it has no affect on your internet speeds. So if you are using the VPN within the Norton 360 product, just do not turn it on when you need the full speed. No need to uninstall Norton.

I am not as concerned about speed but VPN randomly turns itself on and boots my internet provider off. The service is then interrupted constantly. I spent a lot of time on the phone to turn it off after turning it off in my settings. They assured me it was turned off but it isn't. Keeps interrupting the service. It is still happening. I am on the phone waiting now for 20 minutes. I have no hope of help. I am planning to let go of Norton altogether. It is hell to try and talk to somebody to fix this. I use my computer for work and cannot have this happening.

I meeting a client tomorrow to tshoot his bad experience with internet connection speed when connected to Remote SSL VPN. I'm not an expert so I've made some research and found few things that I check/test. Appreciate any advise that could help me to "look the right direction"

i m trying to download ue4 from launcher but the speed drops every 2 minutes to 0 kb/s my speed is 1 mb/s but getting 75kb/s in game launcher how do i increase it i get steam download at 6mb/s and is there something to do with log file that will help?

Since yesterday my i5 10600k clock speed drops from 4.6GHz to 800MHz after playing certain games(Rocket League and Valorant are the only games i've noticed so far). After i exit the game the CPU continues to run at 800MHz until i restart my PC. I've been using this CPU for about a month now with no issues until now. Any help on how to solve this issue would be greatly appreciated.

After I set up everything the way I wanted I started to copy the files (movies, TV shows) from my old Qnap 453A. The problem is that after just a few seconds the speed drops from around 110MB/s to 8MB/s and then even under 1 MB/s.

I installed a new AC1200 as an access point. It is connected to another TP-link router via ethernet cable. When I connect to the AC1200 via wifi (Windows 10 PC or MacBook Pro), I get a speed of 90+Mbps, about the same as the speed I measure at the ethernet wall jack. But if I leave the computer for a while, when I come back the speed is 25Mbps. Repeated tests don't change this. But, I can restore the full speed by disconnecting from the AP and reconnecting, but this is obviously not right. Any ideas as to what is happening and how to fix it?

Hoping to gain some traction or assistance on this issue. I've opened multiple tickets and spoken on the phone with Google support, but they continue to close out the tickets and send me an FAQ about slow speed. I'm truly amazed Google's support is this bad. I don't think I've come across worse support in the last decade.

Background: Very regularly (sometimes daily and sometimes weekly) the speed across the entire network will drop to essentially zero. I have gig internet and there are no issues with the ISP during these times (they've checked all the error and signal logs on their side).

At first running a speed test from within the Home app would solve the issue. Sometimes power cycling all 3 mesh devices would solve the problem, but sometimes nothing helps. That no longer solves the issue.

This week I discovered that if I give a device priority during this zero speed time, that device will have normal speed but all others remain at zero (I've only been able to try this once though). Checking real time usage, no devices are using an unexpected/high amount of data during this time (so it's not one device somehow hogging the internet).

Hi ,

i been working on something for a friend but i ran in to something odd.

the speed of the loop decline exponentially with the no of data row input.

i tested with 10k row as a sample and the speed was fine.

However when i put the full set of data in ( 1 million row) , the processing speed seem to have drop significantly.

is it a hardware issue or some other issue i have overlooked?

well if you are running a 1 million iteration loop it should take a while. And why are you using Variable Condition Loop End in combination with Table Row To Variable Loop Start node? You are not processing all rows or? Maybe better way is to use Group Loop Start node for your use case? First impression is you could use speed it up with different design. Can you share your input file (if confidential small dummy works just fine) and desired output?

Hello @ipazin

I was mainly using variable loop for some other dataset which is a lot smaller and was not aware of the group loop node. (since the variable loop node work and speed was not a concern)

So am seeing a pattern.

Around 2:00 PMish, I do a speed test using and it reports back speeds of 5 to 10 Mbps

I then open up Google Home and do a network speed test and see that I am getting 800+ Mbps.

I go back and do the same test using and now the speed is back up to 120 Mbps.

WT actual F is going on?

Why do I need to do a Google Home Speed test to get the speed back up on the Google mesh to acceptable levels?

Anyone have any ideas?

The same thing happens to me on a daily basis. I'll test my speed 10 or 20 times in a row over the span of 5-10 minutes using the speed test in the browser when you search for it on Google.com. Then as soon as I initiate a speed test on the main Wifi router using the Google Home app suddenly my device speed tests are blazing fast.

The speed test results on the Google Home app shows the speed the main Google Wifi point is getting from the fiber jack or modem, while the speed test website shows you the speed that your device is getting from the nearest access point. Also the speed will be divided among the devices connected to the network and speed results may vary depending on their distance

I have a rtw_8822be WiFi interface. And since a couple of days my Wireless speeds are dropping to zero randomly. I tried to rfkill the device but that didn't help. Only way to bring it back is to reboot arch. Currently I have this setting enabled:

I just bought this laptop few weeks ago and i updated everything before running anything. However every time i try to run any of the games that i used to play on my old laptop my CPU speed starts stuttering. The only 2 games i usually play is World of Warcraft and Heroes of Newerth, both typically don't require high specs at all. I noticed the issue while playing HoN because the game starts smoothly at 60fps and after a min or less i get sudden drop to 5-7 fps for a min or 2 then it goes back to 60fps for few seconds and the cycle goes on. with the fps drop is reflect in the CPU speed which drops to 0.38Ghz.

I tried so many things such as reinstalling most of my laptop drivers, changed the power plan to maximum performance, reducing the game visuals to minimum, reinstalled the game, tried while the laptop is connected to AC adapter, and a couple of other options.