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About LinkBacksi have home ULF 900. the speed is 512 Kbps. but in torrent downloads, i am getting just 50 to55 kBps. i have to get 64 KBps shouldnt i??
so what is the problem? maybe is it the configuration of the modem on 192.168.1.1?? can anyone help me??
configuration of UTstarcom WA3002G4 i have home ULF 900. the speed is 512 Kbps. but in torrent downloads, i am getting just 50 to55 kBps. i have to get 64 KBps shouldnt i??
so what is the problem? maybe is it the configuration of the modem on 192.168.1.1?? can anyone help me??
Save/backup current settings of router
to say C://My Documents / wa3002g4 speed 55kBps.
2.check speed here, and post the link as annexure.
( or insert) see top here: yellow Icon.
http://www.mybroadbandspeed.co.uk/
check different time/s . record is maintained.
3. Speed reported satisfactory.
Still want to tweak try application tcp optimizer from speedguide.net.
4. REduce your U/L speed in torrents to minimum possible.
Lols...You are lucky that you are getting 50-55 in torrents.Originally Posted by ben10000
What do u expect from BSNL? to give u the promised speed all the time?
Its only theoretical speed.We cant never get the full bandwidth even in direct download.So expecting full bandwidth in torrents is too much.
My speed is 256KBps
My direct download speed is 230+ and torrent speed is 180+
Not all users are lucky enough to get the promised speed. I use ULF 1100. I get an average of 170 KBps where as the promised speed is 2 Mbps.
You may try this. Well worded guide to get maximum out of your connection
http://www.indiabroadband.net/broadb...onnection.html (How to: get max. speed of a connection)
i dont think it is luck.I should get that speed.otherwise why the heck will i pay that useless ISP 900 rs. it is my right. right?????
Please check speed here.
My Broadband Speed - Broadband Speed Tester
Post as annexure the result link.
Again when you download torrents retest.
compare the speed again.
The web site record details of all tests you make.
Speed is not constant in the web, and varies from server to server. Torrent downloads are not standard measurements.
Regarding your "RIGHT" to get 64 KB/sec H24, will revert to the subject later.
Feedback.
i already tried it all long before you told me. i used namebench. it is a software used made by google. it can tell the best DNS server number. i used it but still the speed is the same. in http i get 60 KBps and in torrents 50 to 55 kBps.here is a pic.
Get your line checked. Improve your SNR and attenuation values. It may help.
how do i do that?? can you help me
Seek help from your line man. Ask him to avoid joints and cuts in the line. Use a single line from junction box to splitter.
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