GIO
Inactive User
Hi Guys,
Wasnt sure where to post but i suppose its related to here.
Need some guidance with my vpn on my TP-Link ARCHER-C7 v5 flashed with DD-WRT v3.0-r44483
I set it up using OpenVPN UDP settings on DD-WRT Flashed router, problem is im getting approx 12/13mb download speed and im getting 110mb from virgin when not on vpn
ive tried the 3 servers all uk and no difference, is there a possible setting thats causing slowness, i got the below info from nordvpn, dont no if they are just palming me off as it seems pointless if i cat get the speeds up to even use them or is there another way i could setup to improve speeds, i understand losing 30% speed using vpn but this is just a massive amount im losing.
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REPLY FROM NORD
The downside to OpenVPN is that in its current architecture, it is not scalable. It runs as a monolithic process and cannot run multi-threaded.
This means that if you have a beefy processor with 8 cores and each of the core has 8 threads, OpenVPN will use only a single thread in one of the available cores.
Regarding routers - they do not have powerful CPUs, thus encrypting and decrypting OpenVPN traffic is a real challenge for them. For that reason, the speed can drop by a large amount.
You could try increasing your speed by connecting to a few different servers (preferably to the ones in yours or neighbouring country), changing between TCP and UDP, enabling QoS and changing Upload and Download to 100Mbps, disabling SPI Firewall and NAT Acceleration (if your router has one). You could also try looking for the most optimal MTU value on your router which could be in the range from 1300 to 1500.
If these changes do not help and you are getting better speeds while connected to the same servers with our software on your computer, then, unfortunately, your router's hardware cannot encrypt the internet traffic fast enough and this is the reason for speed drop. In this case, there is nothing that I can suggest you, unfortunately.
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Wasnt sure where to post but i suppose its related to here.
Need some guidance with my vpn on my TP-Link ARCHER-C7 v5 flashed with DD-WRT v3.0-r44483
I set it up using OpenVPN UDP settings on DD-WRT Flashed router, problem is im getting approx 12/13mb download speed and im getting 110mb from virgin when not on vpn
ive tried the 3 servers all uk and no difference, is there a possible setting thats causing slowness, i got the below info from nordvpn, dont no if they are just palming me off as it seems pointless if i cat get the speeds up to even use them or is there another way i could setup to improve speeds, i understand losing 30% speed using vpn but this is just a massive amount im losing.
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REPLY FROM NORD
The downside to OpenVPN is that in its current architecture, it is not scalable. It runs as a monolithic process and cannot run multi-threaded.
This means that if you have a beefy processor with 8 cores and each of the core has 8 threads, OpenVPN will use only a single thread in one of the available cores.
Regarding routers - they do not have powerful CPUs, thus encrypting and decrypting OpenVPN traffic is a real challenge for them. For that reason, the speed can drop by a large amount.
You could try increasing your speed by connecting to a few different servers (preferably to the ones in yours or neighbouring country), changing between TCP and UDP, enabling QoS and changing Upload and Download to 100Mbps, disabling SPI Firewall and NAT Acceleration (if your router has one). You could also try looking for the most optimal MTU value on your router which could be in the range from 1300 to 1500.
If these changes do not help and you are getting better speeds while connected to the same servers with our software on your computer, then, unfortunately, your router's hardware cannot encrypt the internet traffic fast enough and this is the reason for speed drop. In this case, there is nothing that I can suggest you, unfortunately.
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