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Hello Everybody,
Until now I've been running Transmission BT Client on my old ReadyNas RN-104. All worked fine besides the issue that the CPU couldn't handle speeds over 10MBps (I'm still investigating it, maybe there is a solution but for now that's the situation, the CPU gets to 100% when speed hits ~10MBps). I want to see if I can get better results by running a BT client on the router but saving the downloads to NAS (the read/write speeds of the NAS over 1Gbe are about 40MBps). When I download to a computer I can get to 35-45MBps in torrents (the Internet link is 500Mbps/10Mbps). Will the router be able to handle this together with it's regular tasks?
 
Hello Everybody,
Until now I've been running Transmission BT Client on my old ReadyNas RN-104. All worked fine besides the issue that the CPU couldn't handle speeds over 10MBps (I'm still investigating it, maybe there is a solution but for now that's the situation, the CPU gets to 100% when speed hits ~10MBps). I want to see if I can get better results by running a BT client on the router but saving the downloads to NAS (the read/write speeds of the NAS over 1Gbe are about 40MBps). When I download to a computer I can get to 35-45MBps in torrents (the Internet link is 500Mbps/10Mbps). Will the router be able to handle this together with it's regular tasks?

I wouldn't bother using up the router cpu cycles for this.

Do the torrents on the PC and leave the router to route network traffic.
 
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Yeah, I agree with you. That is also correct for the NAS - let is serve storage and now download torrents... But I don't have another computer to spare, or mostly dont want to take up space, just to download torrents...
Just got a thought, would an old Rpi be a lento handle torrents at 500Mbps?
 
Yeah, I agree with you. That is also correct for the NAS - let is serve storage and now download torrents... But I don't have another computer to spare, or mostly dont want to take up space, just to download torrents...
Just got a thought, would an old Rpi be a lento handle torrents at 500Mbps?
A pi will be fine.
 

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