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For a marketing page, it should really keep the numbers consistent. If SuperTCP can give me a speedup of "up to 4x", then 2.5 hours does not become 15 minutes a
by chias 12y ago
For a marketing page, it should really keep the numbers consistent. If SuperTCP can give me a speedup of "up to 4x", then 2.5 hours does not become 15 minutes and 50 minutes does not become 5 minutes. That is a speedup of "up to 10x".
- supertcp 12y agoThanks for noticing! We need to clean up that material!
- theonewolf 12y agoAlso, please describe the technical details better---maybe eventually having a whitepaper showing some performance graphs with different workloads? Criticizing you from a pulpit is easy, kudos to you if you fix things up over time :-)
- supertcp 12y agoYes, we're definitely working on white papers, use case studies and other things that help explain exactly what we're doing to a more technical audience. Thanks!
- theonewolf 12y agoBasic math issues and vague description of the technique make me worry about the technical veracity of the described approach. I am also worried about fairness: do SuperTCP streams muscle out other streams? Is that how they grab all the bandwidth? TCP has back-off built-in for a reason: if everyone is as greedy as possible, massive congestion occurs.