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| Upload: 2.91 Mbit/ | Upload: 2.91 Mbit/ | ||
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| + | ===== Some real world tests ===== | ||
| + | On a Pi Zero with a crappy eBay USB Nic I got: | ||
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| + | Download: 3.52 Mbit/s | ||
| + | Upload: 2.91 Mbit/s | ||
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| + | On a Pi Zero with a branded (Belkin) USB 2.0 Adapter I got: | ||
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| + | Download: 44.40 Mbit/s | ||
| + | Upload: 17.00 Mbit/s | ||
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| + | My max DL on my PC is 50Mb/s and my max UL is 18Mb/s, so the Pi Zero and Belkin are working very well. | ||
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