Yay, I got a new top speed from my internet connection: 13MiB/s to github.com. Apparently github's servers are quite accessible from my location. Most other servers are between 4 to 8 MiB/s.
Quick reality check: What are your usual speeds when pulling data from servers over the internet?
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@tobtobxx I’ll check when I’m back at my computer (tomorrow) and report back. What do you use to measure the speed to a particular server/site/URL?
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@reykjalin I use the extremely scientific way of just curling (lol) a big file from somewhere.
That being said, a better test would be speed.cloudflare.com. However, CF has excellent servers right next to me, so I get an unreasonable 100MiB/s, which isn't reflective of the real world.
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@reykjalin Try an LLM model from huggingface. They are big and downloadable by a simple curl command. I average about 6MiB/s
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@reykjalin Oh, wait, I think curl measures in Mebibytes, while Cloudflare measures in Megabits. The CF test might be accurate too.
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@tobtobxx Cloudflare speedtest: 567 Mbps ~ 70 MiB/s.
Downloading a 1.42 GB file - one of the ollama models - took 75.17 seconds. That's ~ 18.9 MB/s to GitHub.
curl reported Average Download as "19.3M" which I can only assume is 19.3 MB/s and not 19.3 MiB/s 🤷♂️
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@reykjalin Wow, that's actually quite decent. Thanks for testing. And this is from Iceland I persume? Wondering if it's mainly the geography (I'm from Switzerland, I'd guess the servers are in the US) or the connection (our house only has a copper connection).
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@tobtobxx I’m actually based in Canada right now :)
And yeah, I can’t complain! It’s supposed to be a 1Gbps connection which would mean ~ 125 MiB/s in peak condition. I think I get close enough when it matters :)
It’s probably the connection? The geography /probably/ only affects the latency and not the actual download speed? Although I guess you might see more packet loss which /would/ affect the download speed. I’m not an expert on networking though 😅
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