How to speed up File Transfer with a FTP ?

**dentnu** · 09-11-2010,04:13 PM

I am currently transferring at 20 M/B per sec is there any way I can increase this I am using 2 patch 6 and 1 patch 5e ethernet cables all my hardware supports 1 Gbit speeds but nothing I do can make it go faster plz help

**narfman0** · 09-11-2010,06:20 PM

Seeing as the internal PS3 hdd is 2.5" and they are generally pretty slow, I'd assume the bottleneck is your hdd's practical max throughput. We could discuss your model, but that is likely the culprit.

**RRoD420** · 09-11-2010,07:22 PM

Originally Posted by dentnu

I am currently transferring at 20 M/B per sec is there any way I can increase this I am using 2 patch 6 and 1 patch 5e ethernet cables all my hardware supports 1 Gbit speeds but nothing I do can make it go faster plz help

20MB/sec is awesome, i max out at 11MB/sec using a 10/100mbps switch.

**GreatIME** · 09-12-2010,10:44 AM

On a 100MBit (not Byte) switch you can't go higher.

You need a GBit switch.

**KoolKid2K4** · 09-12-2010,02:10 PM

damn i only get around 8-9mb a sec

**enigma** · 09-12-2010,07:10 PM

For faster speed you have to be connected on lan so wired not wifi connection..Hope this helps.

**jonwall** · 09-12-2010,07:38 PM

Originally Posted by enigma

For faster speed you have to be connected on lan so wired not wifi connection..Hope this helps.

He just mentioned that he has 2 cat6 and a cat5e cable, so clearly he IS using wired. The issue here is almost certainly the hdd transfer speeds. If you were to upgrade to a faster internal hdd im sure you would see an increase, but not a great one. Maybe someone will develop an hdd benchmark for the ps3 using the homebrew for situations like this.

On a side note would it be at all possible to say hook up a sata and power connection that then runs out of the ps3 to a 3.5" drive like a caviar black?

**enigma** · 09-12-2010,07:51 PM

Originally Posted by jonwall

He just mentioned that he has 2 cat6 and a cat5e cable, so clearly he IS using wired. The issue here is almost certainly the hdd transfer speeds. If you were to upgrade to a faster internal hdd im sure you would see an increase, but not a great one. Maybe someone will develop an hdd benchmark for the ps3 using the homebrew for situations like this.

On a side note would it be at all possible to say hook up a sata and power connection that then runs out of the ps3 to a 3.5" drive like a caviar black?

sorry i should have quoted but it was a suggestion for KoolKid2K4 those speeds are too slow for wired connection.

**KoolKid2K4** · 09-12-2010,08:35 PM

my router has been busted for awhile. i dont even get good signal from it. it takes me like 14mins to transfer games to hdd

**jonwall** · 09-12-2010,11:38 PM

Originally Posted by KoolKid2K4

my router has been busted for awhile. i dont even get good signal from it. it takes me like 14mins to transfer games to hdd

Well if youre using a standard 100mbit connection thats only slightly below average. You might be better off to get an external drive with an esata and usb port. Usb will be much faster to rip from the ps3, then esata to transfer a copy to the pc as well at even faster speeds than that. Thats what ive been doing anyways

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