| | 10Mbps standard?! and yet here i sit in Columbus with my fearsome 5Mbps downstream. Cower in fear of it!  | |
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Englishtown, NJ | Re: 10Mbps standard?! what do premium users get i get 8 right now .. i hope its 15megs down .. then i would keep cable. | |
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1 edit | Re: 10Mbps standard?! need help!
I am from the twcny area, this morning after rebooting my speeds are as advertised 10Mb/s down 1Mb/s upload.
my problem is that only my desktop recieves these speeds, (it is wired too the router) but my wireless laptop does not reach these speeds. Are their any setting i need to change inorder for my wirless computers to achieve those speeds?
my router is a linksys Model # (befw11s4 B) and my wirless card is a (linksys wirles b) . | |
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| | | | Re: 10Mbps standard?! Anyone think the Albany area will receive these upgrades? | |
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2 edits | Re: 10Mbps standard?! I was told by a guy at the time Warner booth at the state fair, that if your billing came out of the Syracuse office you should be included.
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join:2003-12-03
Lincoln, NE | you need to run the drtcp/ip tool on your wireless laptop. use google to search about it! | |
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| | | | | Re: 10Mbps standard?! i ran drtcp and no improvement. but thanks for the help though. My self and a bunch of my friends have been trying to figure it out. were trying to tweak all the settings but nothing is working. | |
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join:2003-12-03
Lincoln, NE | Re: 10Mbps standard?! did you restart after the drtcp?
what were your download speeds before/after drtcp? | |
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| | | | | | | Re: 10Mbps standard?! yes we did restart and the speed test came up the same as before
Last Result:
Download Speed: 4688 kbps (586 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 957 kbps (119.6 KB/sec transfer rate) | |
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| | | | you'll need to upgrade your wireless to "G". your b is maxed out. | |
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join:2003-12-03
Lincoln, NE | Re: 10Mbps standard?! yes, get the WRT54GL. the BEFW11S4 is the worst wireless router on the planet. | |
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| |  BloodRosesAeolus, your daughter flies.Premium
join:2003-03-17
Louisville, KY | 802.11b with overhead will only ever achieve 6 Megabits... G will do 40ish. | |
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1 edit | need to switch to g or n wireless b limts you to about 2 mb/s
6mb/s would only be reachede if you have perfect conditions | |
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| | | Premium Users are getting 15/1.. | |
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| | | premium users here in Columbus are 8 down. | |
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| | They are probably doing it to give people a reason to stay if they were skeptical about coming to Time Warner from Comcast. It's a nugget to try to prevent converisons to FIOS. I know in here in Dallas, TW was not carrying the NFL Network until they were forced to.
I would have gone to FiOS from TW for that reason alone. But alas, I have DirecTv because of the NFL Sunday Ticket. | |
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| | Insight Columbus RR is still at 3/375 or 384 (the modem no longer reports max speed, last time it did it was 384,000) | |
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| | | Re: 10Mbps standard?! I will stay a loyal user if RoadRunner is being preemptive. 7/512 is not enough for me to stay, but 10/1 now with FIOS still so far away is enough to make me feel like RR cares. | |
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