would a router affect this?
no other computers where on when i did this test though
would a router affect this?
no other computers where on when i did this test though
If it's wireless, yes. If it's wired; I don't think so. My speeds are just as fast as they were before I got a router and I am currently running 2-3 PCs online at a time; but it may be different to you.Originally Posted by TheCanuk
Try using http://tech.msn.com/products/speedtest.armx it's pretty good. I have Cable with a router and have reached speeds over 3000Kbps.
go to bandwidth place and test...its based on where you live rather than a fix location
8 b's in one B, remember. in theory 1mbps will get about 128 kBps but you'll get about 110. and hi jaig, what are you talking about?
Last edited by TheDave; 12-09-2004 at 04:23 AM.
Glad you pointed that out. Nearly just posted the exact same thing.Originally Posted by TheDave
@TheCanuk - How the fuck can you not know what price plan / connection you're on? Did you just throw darts at an ISP mag and choose the one you hit??
I suggest you stop looking at your Local Area Connection too, it's your NIC card capable speeds - listen to muchspl2 on that one.
Run a proper speed test that shows your speed in KB /Sec not kbps.
I also suggest ringing your ISP and telling them to charge you a little bit more because you wouldn't know otherwise
...or multiply KB/s by 8 to get Kb/s.Originally Posted by Samurai
Hi Samurai... thanx for the package, it turned up on Tuesday just as my continental tobacco supply was running out.
You're a diamond geezer mate.
if your font size is this small i'll add you to my ignore list because you're wasting my time, OK?
mine says 100Mbps gotta love broadband!
did you even read the thread? or are you joking?
Totally Ignorant.....Originally Posted by backlash
thats the speed of ur NIC card...not the speed of ur internet!
http://www.dslreports.com/stest go there and test ur speed...i bet its not going to be anywhere close to 100mbps....
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