When I plug directly into the AT&T router I can get 300MB solid.
So I got the new ASUS router and BAM I got 300MB everytime up and down.
[...]
After flashing to DD-WRT I am back to 100MB. This is with me plugged directly into the Router with CAT6 cable.
This is expected; hardware NAT problem. It gets asked here all the time. Search Google for:
I finally got really fast internet (150Mb/25Mb) [...]
I just tested a beta firmware [...]
105.34/24.99 DD-WRT v3.0-r27805 mega (09/11/15)
As jwh7 said above, DD-WRT has only software NAT, so the speeds will depend directly on the CPU frequency. I have a good rule of thumb for DD-WRT: max expected speed = CPU frequency / 4.5
Applying it to your particular case: max speed should be around 480/4.5 = 106 Mbps. Guess what... you just measured 105 Mbps ! I was pretty close
Can this get a Sticky? _________________ #NAT/SFE/CTF: limited speed w/ DD#Repeater issues#DD-WRT info: FAQ, Builds, Types, Modes, Changes, Demo#
OPNsense x64 5050e ITX|DD: DIR-810L, 2*EA6900@1GHz, R6300v1, RT-N66U@663, WNDR4000@533, E1500@353,
WRT54G{Lv1.1,Sv6}@250|FreshTomato: F7D8302@532|OpenWRT: F9K1119v1, RT-ACRH13, R6220, WNDR3700v4
When I plug directly into the AT&T router I can get 300MB solid.
So I got the new ASUS router and BAM I got 300MB everytime up and down.
[...]
After flashing to DD-WRT I am back to 100MB. This is with me plugged directly into the Router with CAT6 cable.
This is expected; hardware NAT problem. It gets asked here all the time. Search Google for:
I finally got really fast internet (150Mb/25Mb) [...]
I just tested a beta firmware [...]
105.34/24.99 DD-WRT v3.0-r27805 mega (09/11/15)
As jwh7 said above, DD-WRT has only software NAT, so the speeds will depend directly on the CPU frequency. I have a good rule of thumb for DD-WRT: max expected speed = CPU frequency / 4.5
Applying it to your particular case: max speed should be around 480/4.5 = 106 Mbps. Guess what... you just measured 105 Mbps ! I was pretty close
Can this get a Sticky?
I have EA6500V1 with CPU of 600Mhz.
my connection is 150mbs.
from your calcultation I can get to 600/4.5 = 133 but I get no more than 105.
should more like cpu/ ~6 _________________ Netgear R9000 main router
RAX80 as AP
When I plug directly into the AT&T router I can get 300MB solid.
So I got the new ASUS router and BAM I got 300MB everytime up and down.
[...]
After flashing to DD-WRT I am back to 100MB. This is with me plugged directly into the Router with CAT6 cable.
This is expected; hardware NAT problem. It gets asked here all the time. Search Google for:
I finally got really fast internet (150Mb/25Mb) [...]
I just tested a beta firmware [...]
105.34/24.99 DD-WRT v3.0-r27805 mega (09/11/15)
As jwh7 said above, DD-WRT has only software NAT, so the speeds will depend directly on the CPU frequency. I have a good rule of thumb for DD-WRT: max expected speed = CPU frequency / 4.5
Applying it to your particular case: max speed should be around 480/4.5 = 106 Mbps. Guess what... you just measured 105 Mbps ! I was pretty close
Can this get a Sticky?
I have EA6500V1 with CPU of 600Mhz.
my connection is 150mbs.
from your calcultation I can get to 600/4.5 = 133 but I get no more than 105.
should more like cpu/ ~6
If you don't mind a bit higher pings you can run these commands through ssh/telnet on the router:
nvram set et_dispatch_mode=1
nvram commit
reboot
after your unit rebooted you should be able to saturize your 150Mbps line
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2015 18:36 Post subject: Re: Sticky me!
blaser wrote:
I have EA6500V1 with CPU of 600Mhz.
my connection is 150mbs.
from your calcultation I can get to 600/4.5 = 133 but I get no more than 105.
should more like cpu/ ~6
Ya, I'm sure it varies by many factors; ARM/MIPS/x86/etc, core #, configuration, and more; but there is clearly a relationship.
Kong wrote:
If you don't mind a bit higher pings you can run these commands through ssh/telnet on the router[...]
Thanks Kong! Does that variable interact w/ CTF?
So in src/router/services/sysinit/sysinit-broadcom.c, I see the comment for it: