On Tue, Jan 19, 2016 at 11:36 AM, <gso...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > a. With both Linux or Windows all downloads tend to hover around 100 KB/s on > a 50 Mb/s cable Internet connection > b. if I run a processor intensive program while downloading (typically at the > moment a video of a burning fireplace) then the download rate starts to > return to normal > c. if I am using some sort of encryption (SSH forwarding, OpenVPN) then there > will be a short burst of speed close to the full bandwidth at the start of > the download before falling back to circa. 100 KB/s > > However whenever I have in the past booted up and configured an OpenBSD > install then the full 50MiB/s download speed is available without any issues. > Can anyone make any sense of the above - why should there be no problems with > OpenBSD?
OpenBSD "is the awesome!" Try replacing your router/firewall with another router/firewall or, even better, an OpenBSD router/firewall!
