said by OwlSaver:I have not analyzed TCP/IP in detail but I have analyzed various high capacity dedicated and networked disk systems. In all cases, the speed that an ACK/NACK can be returned is critical to overall performance. It typically has to with queuing up of requests. I have always imagined that TCP/IP has the same issue and the asymmetrical network speeds limit the effective download throughput because of delays in ACKs and NACKs.
Owl, guess U have never worked in a development team....Your synopsis reminds of 1940/41 when people did not think that U235 was fissionable.....
Yes I went overboard with the analogy but just pointing out where U stand ....