However I wasn't able to fix this issue by tweaking software options or by uninstalling it. I suspect the problem relates to Asus' management software such as Asus Gamefirst III or ROG Gaming Center, which include bandwidth management features. The fact that other Windows 10 devices are able to achieve full transfer speed in my home network means that the problem isn't likely to be OS configurations. The fact that several different clients present the exact same behaviour indicates that the problem resides elsewhere, probably in network bandwidth management. I suggest you uninstall all 3 clients and figure out if there is still an issue. FTP's have always been slow due to several factors, that review shows some of them. Then you you should be going to the clients forums and find out if others have issues too.

Also the speed cap I achieved was per file, so if I transfered multiple files each one would be able to achieve up to 1.3 MB/s. Hi there! I don't know if I explained myself correctly but I don't think that the problem is the FTP client because I tried out WinSCP and Cyberduck as alternatives and the speed I achieved was exactly the same. Bottom line is this, You get what you pay for, if its for work pay for the damn thing and get a tax write off. There are literally tons of FTP clients around, review sites only pick a few or whatever they are getting paid to do one.

If you cant, like most open source ones that takes months to get a response from, dont bother with it and find another. Įdit: what you want in an FTP is one that is updated with bug fixes regularly (atleast 2-3 times per year) and that you can still get customer support thru their forums. Here take a look at this review for more options. From what I could find, Filezilla is the problem here, one suggestion say to change the priority to High in windows task manager, but even then the max would be 5Mb/s.

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