 Anonymous_AnonymousPremium
join:2004-06-21
127.0.0.1
kudos:2
 ·RoadRunner Cable
·Comcast
 ·Time Warner VOIP
4 edits | power boost + QOS set to 11or 12mbps = longer PB i found a way to make it last longer then 4 seconds(or about 20MB)
Timer starts at around 12mbit
timer speeds up at after 20mbit
30mbit gone fast in about 4 seconds
it starts
i did QOS to 15mbps it lasted
to the first 60 to 100megabytes
using netlimiter 2
avg speed was 1386.7KB for an 164MB file
or 11mbps |
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 MacLeechThe one and onlyPremium
join:2001-07-14
SoCal
kudos:3
2 edits | So are you going to change you review now since you do have Powerboost on the 20th?
»Review of RoadRunner Cable by Anonymous_ |
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Hm, Powerboost in my tests has lasted for the full duration of a Linux ISO (700MB), which normally would be about 7 minutes came in at about 4 minutes. |
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 DareiusIt's a beautiful day in the neighborhoodPremium
join:2002-11-12
Elmhurst, NY | reply to Anonymous_
I guess a certain someone found a use for Powerboost after all.  |
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K PattersonPremium,MVM
join:2006-03-12
Columbus, OH
kudos:1 | reply to Anonymous_
This is not new technology. It was originally implemented by Motorola (General Instruments, actually before they were acquired by Motorola) in their Cybersurfr line of modems and CMTS, pre-DOCSIS.
Imagine a bucket. It holds your bandwidth allocation, measured in bits. There is a steady stream of bits going into the bucket at whatever your assigned speed is. The bits either flow out as you use them or overflow and are lost. How big is the bucket? RR doesn't say, but if you can download at 30 mbits on a 15mbit connection for f seconds, it must hold some thing like 60 mbits. The calculation: 4 secs x 30mbits - 4 secs x 15 mbits. In other words, in the first four seconds you used up the 60 mbits in the bucker plus the 60 mbits that you receive as an aadditional allocation in those same 4 seconds.
If you are frugal, the bucket is slower to empty. |
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i am STILL so clueless as to why there are NO pro's and u have nothing but complaints about the service, YET WILL STILL NOT DITCH THEIR INTERNET SERVICE.....
EXPLAIN |
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| said by aparis99:i am STILL so clueless as to why there are NO pro's and u have nothing but complaints about the service, YET WILL STILL NOT DITCH THEIR INTERNET SERVICE..... EXPLAIN He may not have another viable option (I don't) where he lives. As for his complaints about Powerboost, I don't get it at all. However long it lasts, its an improvement at no extra charge. I'll take all of those I can get. |
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Anonymous_AnonymousPremium
join:2004-06-21
127.0.0.1
kudos:2 Reviews:
·RoadRunner Cable
·Comcast
·Time Warner VOIP
2 edits | 4 seconds(or 30MByte) IS NOT an real upgrade
please comcast has 16mbps/2(or 17mbps/2.5 to count for overhead) in areas that have U-Verse
»U-Verse Hitting Jacksonville This Week? |
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 61999674Gotta Do What Ya Gotta DoPremium
join:2000-09-02
Here
kudos:1 | reply to aparis99
said by aparis99:i am STILL so clueless as to why there are NO pro's and u have nothing but complaints about the service, YET WILL STILL NOT DITCH THEIR INTERNET SERVICE..... EXPLAIN Okay, I will, Punker is what my mother liked to call a "complainer", these people find fault in everything.
If it's warm, they complain about the bugs(if there are any or not), the humidity(high OR low), or something else.
If it's cold, they complain.
He(assuming here) would find something to complain about with RR even if he got 1000MB, a latency to Sidney(that's in Australia)in the 10ms range, no Caps, and the cost was $20/mo.
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Anonymous_AnonymousPremium
join:2004-06-21
127.0.0.1
kudos:2
1 edit | well after the damn ip change
from 76 to 98 the ping time WENT higher 10ms to 20ms higher
even the legacy ip's get BETTER routeing
see here
»Re: line quality |
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