You need to increase the bock/message/IO size to saturate a 10 Gb/s link:
alexandz@six:~$ flowgrind -H s=240.0.20.1/192.168.10.1,d=240.0.20.2/192.168.11.1 -Q -S s=65536 # Fri Nov 29 19:17:18 2013: controlling host = six, number of flows = 1, reporting interval = 0.05s, [through] = 10**6 bit/second (flowgrind-0.6.1-48-g6451ca)
# 0 S: 240.0.20.1/192.168.10.1 (Linux 3.12.0phobos+), random seed: 2625273754, sbuf = 16384/0, rbuf = 87380/0 (real/req), SMSS = 1448, Path MTU = 1500, Interface MTU = 1500 (Ethernet/PPP), flow duration = 10.000s/10.000s (real/req), through = 9397.875158/0.000000Mbit/s (out/in), request blocks = 179252/0 (out/in) # 0 D: 240.0.20.2/192.168.11.1 (Linux 3.12.0phobos+), random seed: 2625273754, sbuf = 16384/0, rbuf = 87380/0 (real/req), SMSS = 1448, Path MTU = 1500, Interface MTU = 1500 (Ethernet/PPP), through = 0.000000/9396.541536Mbit/s (out/in), request blocks = 0/179224 (out/in), IAT = 0.012/0.056/0.806 (min/avg/max)
However, it's right that flowgrind burns more CPU then netsurf. Further investigation is needed.
You need to increase the bock/message/IO size to saturate a 10 Gb/s link:
alexandz@six:~$ flowgrind -H s=240.0. 20.1/192. 168.10. 1,d=240. 0.20.2/ 192.168. 11.1 -Q -S s=65536 0.6.1-48- g6451ca)
# Fri Nov 29 19:17:18 2013: controlling host = six, number of flows = 1, reporting interval = 0.05s, [through] = 10**6 bit/second (flowgrind-
# 0 S: 240.0.20. 1/192.168. 10.1 (Linux 3.12.0phobos+), random seed: 2625273754, sbuf = 16384/0, rbuf = 87380/0 (real/req), SMSS = 1448, Path MTU = 1500, Interface MTU = 1500 (Ethernet/PPP), flow duration = 10.000s/10.000s (real/req), through = 9397.875158/ 0.000000Mbit/ s (out/in), request blocks = 179252/0 (out/in) 2/192.168. 11.1 (Linux 3.12.0phobos+), random seed: 2625273754, sbuf = 16384/0, rbuf = 87380/0 (real/req), SMSS = 1448, Path MTU = 1500, Interface MTU = 1500 (Ethernet/PPP), through = 0.000000/ 9396.541536Mbit /s (out/in), request blocks = 0/179224 (out/in), IAT = 0.012/0.056/0.806 (min/avg/max)
# 0 D: 240.0.20.
However, it's right that flowgrind burns more CPU then netsurf. Further investigation is needed.