I tested my broadband speed by using the [URL="http://www.ip-details.com/"]ip-details.com[/URL]
It's too slow upload speed.
Is there any way to increase this?
I tested my broadband speed by using the [URL="http://www.ip-details.com/"]ip-details.com[/URL]
It's too slow upload speed.
Is there any way to increase this?
Are you aware that upload speed is much slower than download speed? Your best bet is contact your isp and complain
If you have things like bittorrent running (on your computer or other computers in the house) then that will take a chuck of your bandwidth and slow down the websites speed test. Its also possible viruses are eating your bandwidth.
If neither or those are the case, then 20mps is probably the speed between your modem and comcast, and there is a bottle neck somewhere else. Either at your router, the desitination you're trying to reach, or on one of the main lines that connects comcast to other ISPs.
also dial up cannot go faster then 56k (.05mps) so your still going around 27 times faster then your mother's dial up.
Last edited by gordo; 08-04-2009 at 07:37 AM.
how about [URL="http://speedtest.net"]speedtest.net[/URL]?
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Last edited by gordo; 08-11-2009 at 07:19 AM.
that *00Mbps is only the speed that your LAN connection could take at MAX.
Perhaps in *0 years we'll have some great fibre optic lines that will allow us to match that with internet speeds.
For now we get what we get, your **4kb/s is quite slow but I just tried it myself and I am also quite slow, I usually get nearer to the 2mbs I am paying for.
Try doing the test at different times when other people are unlikely to be sharing your connection, you'll see better results!
Last edited by gordo; 08-16-2009 at 11:39 AM.
The only thing I can s***est is..[probably you don't want to hear..] that get a cable internet. Believe me you wouldn't go back to dial up ever again.
Last edited by gordo; 08-17-2009 at 07:53 AM.
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Last edited by gordo; 08-18-2009 at 09:59 AM.
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