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Just upgraded to 10Meg, however...
I have checked the cable modem page and it shows:
Cable Modem Operation Configuration Network Access : Allowed Maximum Downstream Data Rate : 10240000 Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 512000 Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 1600 Maximum Number of CPEs : 1 Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragametation Enabled, PHS Disabled Now I maybe wrong, but doesn't this mean the upstream is only 512Kbit rather than 1Mbit? And if so wouldn't this mean there is no way I can get a full 10Meg? Currently I'm only getting about 5Mbit. .i.e Tue, 14 Mar 2006 14:47:08 GMT 1st 512K took 743 ms = 689.1 KB/sec, approx 5678 Kbps, 5.54 Mbps 2nd 512K took 803 ms = 637.6 KB/sec, approx 5254 Kbps, 5.13 Mbps 3rd 512K took 812 ms = 630.5 KB/sec, approx 5195 Kbps, 5.07 Mbps 4th 512K took 716 ms = 715.1 KB/sec, approx 5892 Kbps, 5.75 Mbps Overall Average Speed = approx 5505 Kbps, 5.37 Mbps Or have I got this all wrong :) Thanks in advance. |
Re: Just upgraded to 10Meg, however...
you only get 512k upload on 10MB. download speed seems to vary on 10MB.
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Re: Just upgraded to 10Meg, however...
hi
the figures from the config page are correct, the upstream is supposed to be 512Kb/s. There are several reasons why you might not get the full 'up to' 10Mb/s downstream, but, put simply the NTL 'home 250' modem (the blue one) is the only one that seems to perform reliably at this speed. Other factors include whether you use ethernet or USB to connect & if you use a router |
Re: Just upgraded to 10Meg, however...
Oh ok,
Not sure why I thought it was 1Mbit upstream :erm:.. And I had seen here that the download speed could "vary", but I just wanted to check that *my* modem rates were correct. BTW I do have a 250 modem and use ethernet and my modem WAN port is a full 100meg :) Thanks. |
Re: Just upgraded to 10Meg, however...
"Vary" is indeed the watchword, as well as "upto". ;)
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Re: Just upgraded to 10Meg, however...
also try different proxies
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