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    Last edited by tmjohnson; 06-16-2011 at 19:11.

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    Try a new router from your provider after complaning to them about the speed.

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    The router was provided by the company

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    Go to speedtest.net and check your speed.
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    1.29 download
    .49 upload

    What does that mean?

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    That your internet is very, very slow from the looks of it. Who did you have before? Is Comcast not available in your area?
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    No Comcast, just a little local telephone company.Don't even have Qwest

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    Quote Originally Posted by tmjohnson View Post
    We had local internet. Service really not very good. So today we got fiber optic cable. Supposed to be high speed internet. It is slower than what we had. We used the same router.
    My question is there different sizes of routers?
    I depend on internet for work and need something that works
    rarely will you have fiber all the way up to your computer...
    not unless you have way more money than sense.

    without going "Full Geek" into the OSI model... things that affect your internet speed:

    Your Browser.. when was the last time you cleaned your OS
    What OS are you using?
    Virus Anyone?
    System speed
    Network Interface card speed
    Router/Switch speed
    Localized Interference (Running a network cable too close to a large power source/draw)
    how many neighbors are also on the same service sharing your "Fiber"
    where is the server you are connecting to?
    How many people are also using the same server?

    I would recommend what Bowtie said.
    http://www.speedtest.net

    Keep in mind I live in an apartment complex so I have the overburdened switch syndrome.

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    Please explain Router/switch speed
    OS is Windows
    No viruses
    No neighbors at least within a 1/2 mile

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    here is an example of different servers giving different performance levels.

    even though its further away, its less burdened:



    3x further than the first test server.

    but yeah, I just read your post... that line sucks.
    you need a tech to come out and test it.

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