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Sorry but couldn't find an answer to why I'm getting slow speeds.

I'm capping out at 10 MB/s after recently upgrading my internet. I should be getting 45MB/s.

Running on a Synology NAS 1517+ and everything is hardwired.
While downloading and watching plex, CPU is less than 50%. Even when plex is not playing, download never tops 10MB/s.

Have download set to 45MB/s and Cache to 1G.

The 1000MB test also doesn't exceed 10MB/s.

Anything else I can try?

Thanks in advance.

PS. What does the green bar next to the download speed mean (because mine is always full with a few dips)?
PPS. And what do all the doohickeys below it mean? (Circle | 3.73 | 4.38 | 5.12 | v=2639M R=413M)
PPPS. Wish I could paste a snip right here to better show what I'm asking.

ok, nevermind on this one. I started troubleshooting with speed tests and was getting 10MB/s over wired and 45MB/s on wifi.....so with some other troubleshooting found out it was a problem with my ethernet cable running between router and switch.

Just to close this off, if anyone is interested, I had run a bunch of new Cat 6 cable in the house at the time i upgraded my internet. I ran a bunch of troubleshooting on the cable in question and it ended up that one connector needed to be terminated again. I don't know why it wasn't correct the first time as it appeared (and tested) as being terminated correctly.

Hope this helps someone. Cheers!

I am still curious on the PS questions if anyone cares to educate me.

The green bar is a graph of your speed, if you set a speedlimit you can see it drop.
The numbers indicate the load in the past 1, 5 and 15 minutes (it's some unix thing, high numbers=high load) and then also indicate the memory usage.

Glad you figured it out with the cable!