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reply to ikyuaoki

Re: [AR] reallly slow internet

I see. not that in my case, there is nope of pro install is required I hear, if I wants to make move my tier a sider to ultimate be upgrade from primer tier and that's it.

reply to jchambers28

reply to jchambers28
Give it a try with ultimate second time, if that does nothing worked out for you then must be your software setup issues and that must be a poor optimization issues also. But if you don't want to mess with the windows variable registry settings then go back to preferred or premier either and please don't try change back to ultimate anymore okay?

[EDIT] That ultimate tier is an optional, it is purpose designed for professional users or tweaker users either.

I tried with Ultimate tier before and that was worked for me very well and I went back to premier since Ultimate is too pricy to fit my income pretty limited.

reply to jchambers28

reply to jchambers28
I wish i was rich I would buy one of these.

»www.techtoolsupply.com/ProductDe···de=DM800

dream on, and I suggest you to work with windows vista or 7 to optimizing your direct internet connection though the registry editing (adding TCP/IP parameter settings entry created) and netsh commands also in order to improve your connection of an optimization.

It's not going to get fixed until retransmits are fixed.

What's point about retransmits? I have lots of retransmitting, that is not a issues, my optimization setup have been worked so perfectly.

reply to jchambers28
I have a tech coming out I live in a apt all they can do is check the lines out side. To check the lines inside cox wants $40 which I do not have. They said a modem would be cheaper. Why does cox want so much to work on apartment buildings.

Cox does not do a much work on the apartment... it must be culprit is on your computer software that is sign of a poor optimization setup that way.

secondly, did that coaxial cable wiring are tighten a line to your cable outlet and between to your cable modem?

EDIT: have you tired by putting your computer be directly to the cable modem to determine it to see any issue you are getting? If so, then you might have a router itself a problem or either that your windows are running in the poor optimization conditions.

I have a windows based pc and a laptop with Linux I have tried both systems connected directly to the modem speeds are the same.

reply to ikyuaoki
all the connections are tight.

reply to jchambers28
can you ping it in both your windows PC and Linux PC and post the two different plots here?

inging google.com [74.125.227.137] with 32 bytes of data:
eply from 74.125.227.137: bytes=32 time=25ms TTL=56
eply from 74.125.227.137: bytes=32 time=30ms TTL=56
eply from 74.125.227.137: bytes=32 time=26ms TTL=56
eply from 74.125.227.137: bytes=32 time=27ms TTL=56

ing statistics for 74.125.227.137:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
pproximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 25ms, Maximum = 30ms, Average = 27ms

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that your pings to google is so looks good.

reply to jchambers28

again, it is all looks so good there. you got a zero loss packets.

reply to jchambers28
that is good sign, you may not needing the tech coming out to your apartment unless there is a serious issues with node device outside of your apartment then that would be appreciate to call the tech comes out to check the outside of apartment.

reply to jchambers28