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I'd recommend the conservative approach:

Mac Pro

3.5GHz 6-core with 12MB of L3 cache

64GB (4x16GB) of 1866MHz DDR3 ECC

1TB PCIe-based flash storage

Dual AMD FirePro D700 GPUs with 6GB of GDDR5 VRAM each

Sharp 32" PN-K321 - 4K Ultra HD LED Monitor

Magic Trackpad

Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - English (USA)

User's Guide (English)

AppleCare Protection Plan for Mac Pro - Auto-enroll

 

You are getting a very good deal on Apple Care when you buy this computer! 

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Speedtest on my iPhone, macbook air, Julie's macbook air and her iPhone all show 25 mbit downstream. Desktop shows ~1-3 mbit down. Does comcast see the mac address of the router only or do they see the mac address of all the devices connected to the router? My only guess is mac address throttling as they have throttled my connection twice in the past which I got them to fix after a lot of back and forth. But with that FTP speeds were low on all devices. Here its not just FTP speeds on the desktop but overall bandwidth it is seeing. FTP speeds on all other devices is normal. The desktop is not going over 3 mbit on speedtest.net for some reason. I've tried restarting everything and reseting all configs. 

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 My only guess is mac address throttling ...

That's what I was thinking...how'd you get them to stop?  I just reset my router.  (You know that thing where you can call their number and have them send a signal to reset your router?  It takes several minutes to boot back up and have all the machines get their IP addresses again.

 

Also:  12 hard drives?!?!?  Great googly moogly, that's a lot of porn.

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Can anyone think of a reason why a laptop would see the full bandwidth I am paying for (25 mbit) and all of a sudden the desktop is only seeing 3 mbit...no updates installed recently. No changes made to any software or hardware. 

Is the desktop using Windows? Is this a recent issue? When I was using a Windows XP desktop computer it always had slower speeds than the Macs, iPhone and iPad, in spite of all them being on Wifi and the desktop by wire LAN. The ISP technician blamed on the OS, and truth is that no matter what I did, the damn thing was always slower, even after making a clean install and making sure there wasn't any malwares working. If you're on Windows check that.

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That's what I was thinking...how'd you get them to stop?  I just reset my router.  (You know that thing where you can call their number and have them send a signal to reset your router?  It takes several minutes to boot back up and have all the machines get their IP addresses again.

 

Also:  12 hard drives?!?!?  Great googly moogly, that's a lot of porn.

The download speeds were normal. FTP speeds only were getting throttled so reseting router didn't do anything. I called enough times to where the local head engineer gave me his cell phone number and told me to contact him directly. They said they did a whole lot of line tracing and some magical mumbo jumbo and randomly later that evening ftp speeds were the same as the speeds I was getting through my browser. A few months later the same thing happened. Went through the same nonsense. Got the same resolution. 

 

12 hard drives are for 2 sets of redundant back ups. So really am just using 4 drives. The great hard drive crash of 2014 taught me to respect data back ups. 

 

Is the desktop using Windows? Is this a recent issue? When I was using a Windows XP desktop computer it always had slower speeds than the Macs, iPhone and iPad, in spite of all them being on Wifi and the desktop by wire LAN. The ISP technician blamed on the OS, and truth is that no matter what I did, the damn thing was always slower, even after making a clean install and making sure there wasn't any malwares working. If you're on Windows check that.

 

It's a Hackintosh running Yosemite, Antonio. 

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Yup it was comcast. Got another wireless card. Got normal speeds. Put back the old card and went back down to 1 mbit. Texted a video of the two speeds to the local comcast technician yesterday at 3pm. Just got home and magically speeds are back to normal with the old wireless card. Fuckers were throttling the mac address. 

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