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Old 28-04-2005, 08:29   #1
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Network Card

Bouyed by the success of installing a USB2.0 card into my PC, I've decided to install a network card to get away from using USB for my broadband connection.

I've seen the following listed on Amazon and just wondered whether this would work -

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...455830-7235620

On a completely different subject, does the 1gb per day download cap on the 2mb service equate to the total uploaded and downloaded or is there a separate cap for each?

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Re: Network Card

Yep, it would, and AFAIK the cap is on downloads only, but if you do upload 24/7 (say, by running a busy website on your connection), NTL will start capping you on uploads as well.
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Re: Network Card

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Yep, it would, and AFAIK the cap is on downloads only, but if you do upload 24/7 (say, by running a busy website on your connection), NTL will start capping you on uploads as well.
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Re: Network Card

Please keep all cap related discussion here: http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=25635

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Re: Network Card

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Please keep all cap related discussion here: http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=25635

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It wasn't , strictly speaking, cap related. The cap was mentioned, but the main query was about buying a NIC.
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Re: Network Card

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Bouyed by the success of installing a USB2.0 card into my PC, I've decided to install a network card to get away from using USB for my broadband connection.

I've seen the following listed on Amazon and just wondered whether this would work -

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...455830-7235620

On a completely different subject, does the 1gb per day download cap on the 2mb service equate to the total uploaded and downloaded or is there a separate cap for each?

Thanks.
...just make sure you have a spare PCI slot.
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Re: Network Card

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It wasn't , strictly speaking, cap related. The cap was mentioned, but the main query was about buying a NIC.
I know-I can read you know.

I just wanted to make the point, so that this didn't turn into a cap discussion thread.
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Re: Network Card

Fireplace have a look here
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...4&Cache=0,4907 if you have a local branch the card is a Realtek and has been in my PC about 18 months with no problem look for the one in a white box OEM version
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Re: Network Card

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Fireplace have a look here
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...4&Cache=0,4907 if you have a local branch the card is a Realtek and has been in my PC about 18 months with no problem look for the one in a white box OEM version
Wish I'd read your post before I went out, just been into PC World and bought the Belkin card at £9.99, while the one on your link is £4.97.

Oh well, its installed and working. Thanks for all the advice.
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