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Hi All
I had BT Infinity installed a couple weeks ago and synched at 30 meg. The problem is, whenever I am browsing my internet explorer cannot keep up!
When i download a file everything is great. However browsing the internet is a problem, going between tabs takes a few seconds all the time, as if its waiting for one of the pages to load.
Anyone had a problem with this? (First person who blames it on IE will be ignored)
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i would try a diff browser..... 'ie' is hopeless
edit: give this a try and see if it resolves your problems..i have a feeling it will
http://www.opera.com/browser/
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Edited by djfunkdup (Wed 22-Jun-11 11:24:24)
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In reply to a post by Anonymous: Anyone had a problem with this? (First person who blames it on IE will be ignored) 
Will have to ignore the question then.
Seriously though it's worth seeing how the behaviour differs in other browsers. I'd guess you may have some plugin installed that's causing this issue, so perhaps check what's installed and disable anything that's not needed.
In general later versions of IE have got better. I now have IE9 installed though rarely use it apart from checking compatability. But in IE terms it's a big step forward
Are other things slow - out of cpu/memory / other stuff running ?
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What version of Internet Explorer you using? Ensure you're using the latest version, ideally don't use version 7, and CERTAINLY not version 6 (or less!)
Or, as the previous poster suggested, try another browser - I'm a big fan of Google Chrome these days - very fast browser, but some websites don't like it, so I keep IE installed as a backup
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I have IE 9 on Windows 7. Think I will try Chrome tonight and see how I get on then
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In reply to a post by Anonymous: When i download a file everything is great. However browsing the internet is a problem, going between tabs takes a few seconds all the time, as if its waiting for one of the pages to load.
Anyone had a problem with this? (First person who blames it on IE will be ignored) 
That's a shame because it is IE. IE8 is diabolical - IE9 is better but the problem for me is that IE9 has no option to disable subpixel addressing. I'm sticking Chrome
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In reply to a post by Anonymous: I have IE 9 on Windows 7. Think I will try Chrome tonight and see how I get on then
Yep, or Firefox 4
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It is plausible that your problem is memory - and that you might be swapping to disk to get the tabs displayed.
Windows 7 can be a big memory hog, but I haven't heard of IE especially.
I use Firefox, and have a habit of having hundreds of tabs... which chews up memory. There is a plugin called barTab that keeps tabs out of memory until you want them.
I also discovered that the Firfox plugin "Firebug" limts throughput too. I didn't think it was active (and certainly wasn't open), but it got in the way of every connection. For Speedtest.net it limited throughput to 10Mbps instead of 34Mbps.
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In reply to a post by Anonymous: Hi All
I had BT Infinity installed a couple weeks ago and synched at 30 meg. The problem is, whenever I am browsing my internet explorer cannot keep up!
When i download a file everything is great. However browsing the internet is a problem, going between tabs takes a few seconds all the time, as if its waiting for one of the pages to load.
Anyone had a problem with this? (First person who blames it on IE will be ignored) 
It may just be that the websites you are trying to load have high latencies, this could be due to geographic distance to the servers in question (or poor peering, routing etc). Irrespective of your bandwidth you'd notice a definite 'loading' delay between your request and fulfilment because of that (add 250ms on top of normal processing overhead and you get a noticeable lag).
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Surely unless his browsing habits have changed dramatically in the last two weeks that would have always been the case?
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