I apologise in advance as this is the first time poking around in the log file so my level of understanding is quite minimal.
I just checked the log for that day (45mb damn) and I can see Alt.Binz connect to my primary then switch to my secondary briefly to check the article in queue for some unknown reason.
I can see that all articles are starting and finishing as normal up until the point where I end task Alt.Binz.
So although Alt.Binz was operating as normal, the program appeared unresponsive to Windows 10 22H2.
My usual download speed peaks at 13mb/s and no, I hadn't tried 0.48.1 or 0.48.0 as I am a very basic user and tend to browse via the websites and manually download the nzb files.
My latency is 265ms (TTL:46) to news.usenetserver.com, 258ms (TTL:46) to news-us.usenetserver.com however, I cant seem to get a response from my backup server news.tweak-news.eu
I did also try non SSL under the same conditions and Alt.Binz again became unresponsive after a short period of time.
I have just played with the maximum number of connections again and lowering this back to 10 connections on SSL drops my download speed to 9mb/s. I then raised to 20 connections and I am back downloading at 13mb/s.
I can appreciate that Usenet Server plays as a major variable in all this due to server issues in the past, hence why I have to alter the number of connections from time to time.
I have just now tested a 4mb, 140mb and 1.3gb article with 100 connections to the SSL server and everything downloads fine at a healthy 13mb/s.
For testing purposes I have started to re-download the article which caused the above issue. As noted above, the previous article was 220gb, however when I successfully downloaded previously this it extracted to a mere 80gb and I note, the article was downloaded successfully.
I am now at 67gb left to download of the article and seeing Alt.Binz GUI occasionally turn all black with fluctuating download speeds at times. Memory usage also fluctuates between 400mb and 800mb.
Conclusion: It is quite possible there was issues with the article in which have been rectified, however 100 connections does appear to cause problems with my uplink speed on larger articles.
Let me know if you have any further questions and hope the above said helps.