Slow LAN with new comp? UPDATE!

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  1. rubjonny

    rubjonny Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    thats a question for your internet provider, nothing to do with your hardware ;)
    also, try finding a speed test site which is in the uk, rather than the Netherlands!
     
  2. sparrow Paid Member Paid Member

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    He's in the Netherlands, so that makes sense. ;)
     
  3. rubjonny

    rubjonny Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    oh. well. shh! :lol:
     
  4. rubjonny

    rubjonny Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    something usefull to add this time :lol:

    do you have an external router? if so maybe try rebooting it. mine does a similar thing after say a week it'll just slowly grind to a hault. reboot and all is well. also are there other people using it at the same time as you?
     
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    post #1: reset and changed to the spare newer model. I've reset it and conected just the slow comp to it with a good cat 5e 2m cable, no difference. Still 15x slower than the old comp at the end of 20m of cat5.
     
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    gotta be an issue with the internet service then, either that or the speed site you went on calculated your speed wrong
     
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    UPDATE:

    out of all the people i know most computers get between 550 and 2000 Kbps with speedtest. However two computer that i know of (my fast AMD one and a mate that has an AMD processor machine) both get 12,123 Kbps. Is there something special that means AMD can get much more out of a Gbit LAN connection i wonder?

    It's not just the speedtest, actual file downloads are 10 - 15x quicker.
     
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    Might sound silly but the quicker machines arent showing kilobit/s rather than kilobyte/s are they?
     
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    No, it's the same units. Also, as said, the downloads are much quicker.
     

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