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Is the download constantly that slow? I know there was a thread about the scenerydesign.org website speed a while back, but I am not sure if it is always slow or just sometimes. The website is on my NAS, so I don't notice the speed myself. But I switched ISP a few months ago and I feel that might be related.Downloading now - it takes 10 minutes so it will be a little bit.

Yes, it's always taken 8-12 minutes to download MCX for the past few months. Before that it was as fast as any other download.Is the download constantly that slow? I know there was a thread about the scenerydesign.org website speed a while back, but I am not sure if it is always slow or just sometimes. The website is on my NAS, so I don't notice the speed myself. But I switched ISP a few months ago and I feel that might be related.

Right, let me see what I can do about it. 10 minutes sounds like the speed from many yeara agoYes, it's always taken 8-12 minutes to download MCX for the past few months. Before that it was as fast as any other download.



Arno, for me it always starts off anywhere from 100 to a few hundred KB/s, but drops to 50-60 within about 10 seconds. I feel like that's not unusual though, as I seem to remember a lot of servers starting off with a huge spike then stabilizing, or reporting slower speeds as the download is about to finish. Some of that could be location based since you are running it off of your own NAS.Really puzzling that there is such a big range between 20 and 600 kB/sec. On the other hand, with 600 kB/s it should take less than a minute to get the file, but that user also said it took about 2 minutes in total. So it seems the most optimal speed you all report is around 200 kB/sec. The connection that the server is on has a much bigger bandwidth (that is around 3.5 MB/sec). Let me see if I can figure out where the bottleneck for that is.
