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moaningmags 29-12-2008 22:25

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
Ok now it has to be caching, delete temp files and browsing history and try the test again.

shadyrome 29-12-2008 22:30

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
I used I.E since i never used that one.

Edit could this be some error? surly i should be on 10mb.
http://speed.io/pics/1512/1706/speed.io.png

moaningmags 29-12-2008 22:31

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
OK, this gets weirder by the minute, again delete temp files and browsing history cos those figures don't make sense.

shadyrome 29-12-2008 22:36

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
Done what you said, for some reason my upload keep getting lower and my download speed is getting higher... is speed.io reliable?
Edit when i download something it doesnt even go 3.1mb? something is odd.
http://speed.io/pics/1512/1881/speed.io.png

moaningmags 29-12-2008 22:37

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
lol, omg I don't know what else to say.

VM have issues that gives you slower downloads speeds, but they don't have issues that triple your download speed.

If you go to http://gamefiles.virginmedia.com/blueyondergames/demos/

Scroll halfway down the page and click on a file select to save it, what transfer rate do you get?

shadyrome 29-12-2008 22:46

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
is virgin media upgrading internet speed in warrington or trying to fix the problem in warrington, that cause this kind of behavior?

---------- Post added at 23:46 ---------- Previous post was at 23:40 ----------

Done the download speed, but imageshack take ages to upload... Its 1.15mb per sec, Yet how come my upload speed is low?

moaningmags 29-12-2008 22:48

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
Right, that means at least your download speed is fine at 1.15Mbps.

Is your upstream power level still steady at 36dBmv?

If so, I think you need to call in so that the issue can be identified.

shadyrome 29-12-2008 22:50

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
Upstream Value
Channel ID 4
Frequency 22208000 Hz Ranged
Power Level 37 dBmV

Is it different between night time and day time?

moaningmags 29-12-2008 22:52

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
No, it's just that if it was fluctuating that may help explain the issue but it doesn't seem to be.

shadyrome 29-12-2008 22:53

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by moaningmags (Post 34706255)
No, it's just that if it was fluctuating that may help explain the issue but it doesn't seem to be.

37 dBmV is correct right? Clearly its virgin media fault then?

moaningmags 29-12-2008 22:54

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
It's a fault but where the fault lies I'm not sure, could be the modem, the network, it's best if you call in.

shadyrome 29-12-2008 22:56

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
To be honest with you, i hate call in. It it always gives me headach where's an india guy or women reading from a script,Which lead to no where... Is there another soultion without call in ?

moaningmags 29-12-2008 23:06

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
Yes, use the newsgroups instructions can be found here

http://www.virginmedia.com/customers...setting-up.php

the group you're looking for is
virginmedia.support.broadband.cable

homealone 29-12-2008 23:10

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shadyrome (Post 34706260)
To be honest with you, i hate call in. It it always gives me headach where's an india guy or women reading from a script,Which lead to no where... Is there another soultion without call in ?

yes the support newsgroups

virginmedia.support.broadband.cable

is the relevant group

http://www.virginmedia.com/customers...setting-up.php

<edit> mags was too quick for me ;)

shadyrome 29-12-2008 23:11

Re: Problems about upload speed
 
Thanks man, I hope they will email back as soon as possible.


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