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I have a modern faceplate, a BT ADSL filtered faceplate but speedtests like NDO report 15 meg.
Maximum download speed I had was 1.5 megabytes a second on a download manager
I understand there is things affecting it, but the router is about 10 feet away, has latest firmware, I have an expensive wireless PCI card, and latest drivers, so its a problem.
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If an exact 20Meg then you need to allow 10-12% for ATM overhead, so knocking 2 to 2.5Mbps off that speed, so maximum IP throughput of around 17.5Mbps, and 15Mbps is a good percentage of that, so not really what you would label as a problem.
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See if you can get an extra meg or two by connecting with ethernet instead of wireless.
Ian
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have you increased your RWIN setting to accommodate the extra bandwidth ?
Phil
666 kbytes/s with Demon
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http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/results.php?t=1192926279&v=2576249
Now gone up to 23.892 meg(only been on 24 meg a week)
Still getting this speed.
Havent turned off router for a week so maybe thats why?
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So have you done what yarwell and ianXX suggested?
Edited by RobertoS (Sun 21-Oct-07 12:27:50)
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Of course I have! I did that before I was even asked to lol
I know more than it seems lol.
Besides my wireless card is expensive(
Edited by deleted (Sun 21-Oct-07 13:11:15)
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In reply to:
Of course I have! I did that before I was even asked to lol
It was nice of you to thank them for trying to help! Sorry I must have accidentally deleted it without seeing it. In reply to:
I know more than it seems lol.
Not enough "it seems"! Especially in the politeness department. Also demonstrated by your inappropriate laughing out loud.
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My god, dont be an ass I was being friendly.
I was waiting for my problem to be sorted to thank EVERYONE at once.
Not that I have to back my self up.
No offense to you btw just that reply got me a bit angry you just went into worst case scenario.
Edited by deleted (Sun 21-Oct-07 14:59:41)
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Speeds for downloads increasing after flushing DNS sounds odd, unless this is P2P speeds and lots of DNS lookups are occuring
A large HTTP download should only need one lookup at the start.
Cost of wireless cards very often has little to do with performance level
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