My connection speed only 5890 kb/s, consider slow or not?
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I'm using Maxonline 12mbps, but my speed only 5890 kb/s, consider slow or not, what about urs?
Check ur speed here: http://www.speedtest.net
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similar plan.
if you use your computer for v-long then the speed would reduce, >amount of packets received = <speed
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wow.. so fast?! mine was only close to 5000kb/s [using the same plan]..
gees.. kenneth, yours exceeded the plan?!
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Originally posted by MidnightK:
wow.. so fast?! mine was only close to 5000kb/s [using the same plan]..
gees.. kenneth, yours exceeded the plan?!
Kind of weird right, and i am using wifi
( by right should be slower, by left quicker ) -
super weird isn't it?!
or you using ultimate? and mixed up? hahaha.. mine is wireless, so i guess will be slower..
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lol.
no premium.
bill/ month $7x.
no $ for ultimate.
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Originally posted by kenn3th:
lol.
no premium.
bill/ month $7x.
no $ for ultimate.
which modem are u using?Maybe ur modem more advanced then the normal one.
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Originally posted by kenn3th:
Kind of weird right, and i am using wifi ( by right should be slower, by left quicker
)Shouldn't be much slower I guess. 802.11g can take up to 54mbps I think.
Unless your router got problem, or you are so far from the router that the signals become weaker, or there are many interferences from other routers. If there are wireless N routers around your area, their broadcast might interfere with your reception I think... Not very sure becuz I don't specialise in signal communications.
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Originally posted by Animetshop:
I'm using Maxonline 12mbps, but my speed only 5890 kb/s, consider slow or not, what about urs?
Check ur speed here: http://www.speedtest.net
Are you using wireless too?
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Originally posted by Animetshop:
which modem are u using?Maybe ur modem more advanced then the normal one.
Starhub motorola modem. (black one)Linksys wireless router.
all 4 years old.
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Originally posted by eagle:
Shouldn't be much slower I guess. 802.11g can take up to 54mbps I think.
Unless your router got problem, or you are so far from the router that the signals become weaker, or there are many interferences from other routers. If there are wireless N routers around your area, their broadcast might interfere with your reception I think... Not very sure becuz I don't specialise in signal communications.
yep. 54mbps.There are also enhance 802.11g routers that offer up to 72mpbs.
but down to it all, it all depends on your service provider, your location (got alot of starhub users or not) cause it's a fat pipe. not dedicated one.
Wireless N does interfer
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Originally posted by kenn3th: yep. 54mbps.
There are also enhance 802.11g routers that offer up to 72mpbs.
but down to it all, it all depends on your service provider, your location (got alot of starhub users or not) cause it's a fat pipe. not dedicated one.
Wireless N does interfer
oh ya... forgot that starhub is not dedicated bandwidth
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Originally posted by eagle:
oh ya... forgot that starhub is not dedicated bandwidth
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Originally posted by eagle:
oh ya... forgot that starhub is not dedicated bandwidth
yar.....i also forget that it is shared
is not shared then HEYPI!