10G Transfer speeds less than direct connection

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mickypen
mickypen Posts: 17 image  Freshman Member
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Hello.

I recently purchased a XGS1250-12 managed switch in the home that I could setup my PC and NAS to the router so that all devices are available on the network and have access to the internet.

My PC and NAS have a 10G RJ45 port and I plugged the PC and NAS into 10G ports 10 and 11 on the switch. I then transferred an 11Gb file from my PC (on an SSD drive) to the NAS. The NAS have 6 disks in RAID 0 and is thus very fast.

During the copy, the speed shown went up and down a lot and the speed shown varied from 140 - 265MB/s

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So for comparison, I liked the NAS up to the computer directly and after a bit of IP configuring, did a repeat test. The transfer speed in this case was much better, an almost constant line of 383-385MB/s

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I didn't spend over £200 to get crappy performance on file transfer, so why is this happening?

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  • mickypen
    mickypen Posts: 17 image  Freshman Member
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    I have managed to solve it myself. I switched out one of the cat 6 cables and the performance is much better now.

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  • PeterUK
    PeterUK Posts: 4,219 image  Guru Member
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    Have you done a firmware update?

  • mickypen
    mickypen Posts: 17 image  Freshman Member
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    No, but I can give it a try

  • mickypen
    mickypen Posts: 17 image  Freshman Member
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    Just checked, it's using the latest version of the firmware

  • Zyxel_Nami
    Zyxel_Nami Posts: 659 image  Zyxel Employee
    Zyxel Certified Network Engineer Level 1 - Switch Zyxel Certified Network Engineer Level 1 - Security Zyxel Certified Network Administrator - Nebula Zyxel Certified Sales Associate

    Hello @mickypen

    We did the local test with 2 desktops (both 10G NIC) connected to XGS1250-12 and the result is as below:

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    To further investigate your issue, please provide us with the details of your PC and NAS: network card (model name, chipset name, and driver version), and cable type.

    Nami

  • mickypen
    mickypen Posts: 17 image  Freshman Member
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    NAS - TerraMaster T8-422

    NIC - Asus XG-C100C

    Chipset ?

    Marcel driver v3.1.6.0

    Cable type - CAT6 - 1M length

  • mickypen
    mickypen Posts: 17 image  Freshman Member
    First Comment
    Answer ✓

    I have managed to solve it myself. I switched out one of the cat 6 cables and the performance is much better now.

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