Depending where you live, there could be intentional throttling of VPN connections to and from residential connections as part of a government security policy. As a result, it is better to tune performance on a local area network. My results for Wireguard on a Pi 4B https://www.raspberrypi.org/foru...

Thanks. I still get that ~20Mbps cap... So, you have a 1 Gbps internet access, I think it's PPPoE, right? The max MTU is 1492 instead of 1500, so you need to set the correct value on the client. I'm using 1432 because 1492 PPPoE max - 20 IPv4 header - 8 UDP header - 4 type - 4 key index - 8 nonce -...

Kendek wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 16, 2020 4:15 pm

CodilX wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 16, 2020 4:07 pm

Is there any way to bump this up or is this just a limitation of Wireguard/Pi4?

There is a limitation, but I don't think that is on the server side. Maybe try to share your mobile internet with a PC, and do some speed test on it.

Thanks. I still get that ~20Mbps cap...

Are you running stock settings with WireGuard? Yeah, nothing special. But my OS is a custom 64-bit Ubuntu with kernel 5.5.4. The AES is not HW accelerated, so the WireGuard is recommended, and the Adiantum is for fscrypt or LUKS DM-Crypt. I was able to achieve similar results to yours on 5ghz wifi ...

Kendek wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 16, 2020 1:09 pm

The OpenVPN is slow, but the WireGuard performs very well. I'm getting ~50 MB/s (~400 Mbps) download and upload speed on my tablet, through the VPN tunnel (htop). It's limited by the 867 Mbps WiFi connection.

Are you running stock settings with WireGuard?

Hey, I was excited to utilize the 1gbps LAN the Pi4 has as I have a 1gbps up/down connection, but was shocked at how bad OpenPVN and WireGuard perform. I did tests on my phone with the respective apps, and at best I could muster was ~20Mbps down ~10mbps up. Without VPN I got stable 100Mbps up/down. ...

Hey guys, I'm exited to finally have proper gigabit support, but I'm running into an issue. I have an external USB enclosure connected to the pi, I tried formatting the hdd with ntfs and ext3, I always get this performance. It's not just on the samba share, the same intermittent upload/write speed i...

I can't find any small size LCD screens that have HDMI/RCA connections to work with.

Thanks for you reply!

What would be the main things to look for in a LCD screen that would work on a Raspberry?

Hello, I'm new to hardware, and soon I'll receive my Raspberry, can't wait :) It will be used pretty much as a simple server/routing solution for the time, but I want to play around with it and I have a few ideas. One of them, is running a Gameboy/NES emulator. I'm thinking of converting an old vide...