Open jmrickerby opened 4 years ago
Recently seeing the performance of the 5Gpbs link, drop to tens of megabits. Checking configuration, there is nothing to indicate a change in the interface status. The adapter is out of it's enclosure, with an additional heat sink, and the device does not seems to be hot, so I do not believe this is thermal throttling. Stopping and restarting the ACQ111 driver package temporarily fixes the issue.
I replied in issue #32.
First off - thanks for making this driver! While it would be great if Synology offered a faster interface on their 2-bay and 4-bay models, the x20 series indicates that they are in no hurry to do this.
Equipment list
Synology DS718+ with:
Ryzen 7 3800X PC with:
Cisco 2960-X-24TD-L network switch with:
I removed the QNAP QVA-UC5G1T USB network adapter's metal enclosure and added an old motherboard VRM heat-sink to the bottom thermal interface of the adapter PCB. Within the QVA-UC6G1T, the included heat-sink looks reasonable, however it has no airflow or direct connection to the metal enclosure to perform properly.
CrystalDiskMark used with default settings.
CrystalDiskMark with mapped drive from Synology 1Gbps Ethernet interface:
CrystalDiskMark with mapped drive from QNAP QVA-UC5G1T 5Gbps Ethernet interface:
It appears data inbound to the DS718+ is peaking at 1.1Gbps.
DSM 6.2.3-25426 Update 2
uname -a:
dmesg:
lsusb:
ifconfig -a: