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Originally Posted by JavaFox
. also the 120 modem is apparently also known to have a dodgy ethernet on it and a it happens i use ethernet but it would not have been so much a problem if i were on USB but given the choice ethernet v USB i prefer USB and NTL advise you to use that if you have it.
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The ntl 100 modem had issues with the ethernet port this was fixed with the introduction of the 120 modem.
Ntl advise USB because its easier to set up so they say. If you prefer USB then you have just explained that you know little about computers.
Ethernet is a method of networking. Usb is for connecting cameras and printers etc.
To run the modem over the USB your computer has to create a virtual ethernet connection this increases the resources your computer is using.
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newsflash check my pings :P
1st 128K took 0 ms = Infinity Bytes/sec = approx Infinity kbits/sec
2nd 128K took 0 ms = Infinity Bytes/sec = approx Infinity kbits/sec
3rd 128K took 0 ms = Infinity Bytes/sec = approx Infinity kbits/sec
4th 128K took 0 ms = Infinity Bytes/sec = approx Infinity kbits/sec
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This is the result you get from running the test twice , the 2nd time gives you the test from your web cache.