Here's the settings that the opvn file from PIA gave me
Auth digest - SHA1
Negotiable - AES-256-GCM:AES-128-GCM:AES-256-CBC:AES-128-CBC
Legacy/Fallback - AES-128-CBC
Compression - LZO Adaptive
I thought this Crypto engine was pure hype. Seems like it's working.
So we're not yet seeing the router's full potential yet.
Both sides are on comcast 100mb.
If it's Comcast most markets with that 100 Mbps download package are only 5 Mbps upload with some markets at 10 Mbps upload. In reality, you can see about 120 Mbps DL and around 6 Mbps upload.
In which case the poster's speed are perfectly normal. The 100 Mbps download will be slowed down by the remote end uploading only at 6 Mbps.
client
remote 1-gb.cg-dialup.net 443
dev tun
proto udp
auth-user-pass
resolv-retry infinite
redirect-gateway def1
persist-key
persist-tun
nobind
cipher AES-256-CBC
auth SHA256
ping 5
ping-exit 60
ping-timer-rem
explicit-exit-notify 2
script-security 2
remote-cert-tls server
route-delay 5
tun-mtu 1500
fragment 1300
mssfix 1300
verb 4
comp-lzo
Does it have hardware accelerated AES-NI?
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