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  1. #1 Networking Adapter & HD Speed 
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    Why is the networking & HD speed slow? Where is the bottleneck?

    Has anyone run a test on the Ethernet media speed, sending data back and forth from memory? Anyone know the HD read/write speed from memory?

    Thanks in advance.
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    The truth is, that the speed is just fine for the homebrew and for watching movies, for example. Don't forget, that everything you're using for free were made from a skilled developers in their spare time, for free. And since the source code is available, anyone could get it and to make it perform better.
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    What makes you think the HD speed is slow. How are you measuring it? i.e. Are you saying your HD runs slower in your ps2 as opposed to your pc? I can't say that the new 160gb Seagate I have just installed is slow.

    I accept the PS2 networking speed is poor, I assumed it was the way the software has been developed.
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