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Old 06.07.2022, 16:12
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I have a ddownload premium account and download stuff from time to time. Since the CPU on my Synology DS214+ was always busy, I had slow download speeds because of it. The recommendation from the JD team was to buy a NAS with a stronger CPU. I did that and bought the DS720+.
Last weekend I did a test. I got a speed of about 8.6 Mbps with 7% CPU load on the Synology. Before the whole thing started with CPU usage on the old Synology, I always had a full speed of 12 - 13 Mbps (have a 100Mbit line from Telekom). On the PC I also tested it and there I also had only 8,6 Mbps.
Today I tried it again. On the Synology I suddenly reach only 1.3 Mbps and the CPU load was suddenly at 99%. On the PC I still had about 8.6 Mbps. That can't be it after all.
There must be an error in the settings. Can someone please help me to finally eliminate the problem.
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Old 06.07.2022, 16:26
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@badboyxx: What java version do you use? You can check in MyJDownloader Settings tab or create a log, see https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...d-session-logs and post shown logID here
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Old 06.07.2022, 16:48
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146.23 MB / 193.8 MB / 259.52 MB
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Old 06.07.2022, 16:53
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And this is my log id: jdlog://6331035302851
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Old 06.07.2022, 17:03
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@badboyxx: That's the reason
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OpenJDK 64-Bit Zero VM
That JVM does not provide/use any optimization/hardware support. It's slow like hell. Please remove that java version and install proper Java/JDK.
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Old 06.07.2022, 17:29
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Ok now it is faster, almost 10 Mbps.
But that is only 80% usage of my whole internet speed. What can I do more to get faster? Or is it a provider restriction as the speed with pc is also not faster?
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Old 06.07.2022, 17:34
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@badboyxx: JDownloader shows Mibyte/s, so 10 MiB/s is your full 100Mbit/s. Or do you really mean 10Mbit/s ? that would be 1/10 of your full speed. have you checked speed in browser for same file?
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Old 06.07.2022, 18:17
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I have a 100 Megabit line. That means that I can get a max. download speed of 12.5 Megabyte/s (one megabyte is technically equal to eight megabits). In the past with my old Synology I had always a speed of min. 12 Megabyte/s. The speed problem began since ddownload offered only the downloads via https.
Tested right now, it is the same speed with browser.
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Old 06.07.2022, 18:25
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Tested right now, it is the same speed with browser.
In that case the issue is with the server (overloaded, bad routing) or with your ISP (overloaded, bad routing) or local firwall/av.
What host do you download from?
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Old 06.07.2022, 18:30
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Old 06.07.2022, 18:43
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Ok I found the problem. Seems that the ISP throttles the line. In my Router I can see that it recognizes only a 78.6 Mbit/s line. I will talk with Telekom.
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Old 06.07.2022, 19:51
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@badboyxx: Please don't forget that a 100mbit/s line with telekom is everything between 50 and 100. depending on line quality or handshake the actual rate can be lower/higher than 100. You should try to reboot your router and let it do a fresh handshake, that might help.
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Old 06.07.2022, 20:47
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The ISP did a line reset and my router is detecting 100 Mbit again. I don't know where the problem exactly was but the internet speed is ok now.

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Old 07.07.2022, 09:58
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@badboyxx: Thanks for the feedback!
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