Upload Speed

Upload speed

This page is to show the upload capacity of NewsUP.

Usually NewsUP can use all the upload speed available. The upload speed depends on several parts:

1. The OS.

   a. Configuration (number of files open, firewall rules, network routes, TCP tuning, ....)

   b. load (disk, cpu, internet)

   c. The number of NICs you have

2. Hardware (CPU, disk, RAM, NIC) and also if it's a dedicated hosting server, or not.

3. The load of the server to where you're uploading.

4. The actual and real speed your line have. The speed usually isn't guaranteed or dedicated by the internet provider. The network routes, the distance and the latency from your USP also affects the speed you can achieve

Tips

For some tips on how to improve the upload speed, please check how to improve speed wiki page

Linux

Arch Linux

30Mbit/s upload

On a home connection with 30Mbit/s upload speed (NewsUP v3)
* Command line

• Speed achieved
  Average 3.19 MBytes/s (25.52 Mbps)
  

• File completion
  

Debian 8.5 Jessie

Gigabit connection

250mbit/s guaranteed (NewsUP v3)

Dedicated server

• Speed achieved

102.8 MBytes/s (868.48 Mbps)

• File completion

Windows

The speeds shown in this section are the speeds achieved by the branch 'windows'

Windows server 2012

Gigabit connection

500mbit/s guaranteed (NewsUP v3)

Upload through the IRC bot.

• IRC bot report

• Newsup processes (IRC bot uploading)

• Speed achieved

Around 62.5 MBytes/s (500 Mbps)

Unknown settings (NewsUP v3)