In Usenet files are usually splitted into rar-fragments of 50-200 MB. You can use any large files for testing but for best results use a set of files previously downloaded from Usenet, some nzb with size of 4-10 GB. You don’t have to configure it after installation.
NZBGET MONITORING INSTALL
If you don’t - download and install NZBGet using official installers from Download page. If you use the same computer for both server and client then your probably already have NZBGet installed on the previous step. If you are going to test another download client you don’t have to install NZBGet on the testing computer.
Use official installers from Download page. Install NZBGet on the computer which speed you are going to test. For best results use two computers with fast network connection like 10 Gigabit. Since the server consumes computer resources (CPU and disk) that affects benchmark results. The client and server may run on the same computer or on two different machines. NOTE: built-in NNTP server was developed in NZBGet v18 you need at least version 18.0-testing. As server we use NZBGet running in special mode. We use NZBGet as download client but you can test other clients too. This guide is oriented on Windows but it is applicable to other OS`es with path changes.
That may be useful to determine hardware capabilities. NZBGet contains a built-in NNTP server which can be used to perform download speed tests independent from your connection line speed.
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