Like most folks I have asymmetrical file transfer service: download @12~14Mbps with burst for large files, & upload @4~6Mbps (bits not Bytes), raw data.

Over the past five years, across thirteen BOINC projects, I've noted result file upload throughput nearly always above 150KBps, sometimes 2-3 times that. This includes CPDN, which uploads large intermediate result files (~26MB) daily. It also included GPUGRID until a couple of months ago. (<30min to upload a long queue result used to be typical for me.)

5KBps to GPUGRID and 200~300KBps to 4 other projects simultaneously over several hours does not suggest a chokepoint at my end of the route.

I recently ran 3 traceroutes to the IP provided. All were ~220ms at the distant end, over 18-19 hops. Not great but not too bad. Times to the end of my ISP's segment of the route were 10~12ms. Traceroute test packets, however, are not the same as file data transfer packets that the server must process instead of throwing away.

I reiterate that this is not the first thread in this forum to raise the upload speed issue.

shauge reported a similar problem here, and that's 2 datapoints. I suspect there are others who haven't followed this thread and/or haven't bothered to report.

File transfer problems do not necessarily affect all users at all times.

It might be worth asking the community to "please report if you are experiencing slow resultfile uploads." You may be surprised at the response.

Best wishes to all for the New Year.

My gpu's were bought to work, not take vacations! Such a low gpu utilization means extremely low points are awarded, which will not make it worth running for many here (including me)