PipFromSlitherine
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ORIGINAL: Topdecker I've hung around for a bit so I know that Matrix has some loyal customers and I am trying to discuss this in a way that can have a productive outcome. That several of you have said that you don't experience speed problems is good enough for me to count my problems as being non-typical. In case it was not clear in my original post, the links that Plimus sent me placed the software on an Amazon CDN (Cloud Developer Network) server. From what I have read, those servers are designed to have a top speed of around 40k, bouncing around between 30k and 50k fairly erratically. My speeds basically matched some speed tests I found posted on the web. The links for this are normally obscured via some java script, but I use a download manager and was able to see where the transfer ultimately resolved from (which is why I included the jpg). It will probably be something cool, like Plimus running out of monthly bandwidth and splashing downloads over to a secondary mechanism like Amazon's cloud. But, that's just me guessing. Top Sorry your download was so slow. As others have said, that isn't the usual speed . There is absolutely no 40k/s limit on the cloud downloads - as shown by the many posters in this thread getting much higher download rates.. As I understand it, Plimus use the cloud for all their downloads - Amazon has a hugely scalable and fault tolerant setup which is used by many distribution companies. In the past when people have had download issues it seems to have been a temporary bottleneck somewhere on the route from cloud to downloader. I couldn't find an appropriate thread to point you to in my quick search I'm afraid. I do know that using a download manager often solves the speed issues, so not sure why it did not for you (were you using multiple streams on the same link?). Cheers Pip
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