John Castle
February 3rd 08, 11:06 AM
The problem could be with your Router. If its an older
model it may not support the full bandwidth available.
Also the ISP may throttle your connection speed (Bandwidth)
and the reality is that the contention ratio can be
gigher on cable and therefore encouraging the throttling
more than you might realise.
Use the link below to check the actual speed at the
PC.
http://www.speedtest.net
John C
model it may not support the full bandwidth available.
Also the ISP may throttle your connection speed (Bandwidth)
and the reality is that the contention ratio can be
gigher on cable and therefore encouraging the throttling
more than you might realise.
Use the link below to check the actual speed at the
PC.
http://www.speedtest.net
John C