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Download speed difference between Windows 2003 and 2000

Asked by jawsdk in Windows NT Networking, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems

Tags: windows, 2003, 2000, between, difference

I have a problem about download speeds from Windows 2003/2000.
Windows 2000, IIS 5 it gave me double download speed compared to Windows 2003, IIS 6. Upload speed is the same, no matter 2000 or 2003. I have tried to install a small webserver (tinyweb) in order to detect if this is a IIS behaviour or Windows behaviour. I also found this large difference, when using tinyweb.

These test are run from 2 links from 2 different servers, but in the same datacenter, connected to the same switch, connected to the same router. Windows 2000 (SP4) is an older Pentium III server and Windows 2003 (SP1) is a new 2xXeon 3Ghz server.

I've tried to test download speeds from my fast 20Mbit ADSL connection (denmark) as well as a German 3 Mbit connection. No matter 3Mbit or 20Mbit, I always get ½ speed on Windows 2003 compared to Windows 2000.

My 20Mbit connection gave me 6,5 Mbit download speed in Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 gave me 3,4 Mbit.

The German 3Mbit connection gave me 1,5 Mbit download speed in Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 gave me 630 Kbit.

Has anyone experience with this wierd situation?
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Tags: windows, 2003, 2000, between, difference
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