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buffering should fix this issue. I tried some preliminary testing and there's a few things going wrong... pgwrite non-async seems to be doing fine, getting about the same magnitude in transfer speed as the normal write operation (~33 mbps). pgreads on the other hand show unexpected errors:

Run: [ERROR] Server responded with an error: [3005] Unable to pgRead dteam:test449.txt; operation now in progress (source)
tracking this down server side, the size of the read is 4MB, instead of the 16 specified in the buffer or the 8 usually requested by the client. I believe this might be from PgrwBuff's maxKeep, but it's unclear where the resoure conflict comes from. I'll update with any progress on this

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