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Posted by HP on 02/22/07 06:47
ryan wrote:
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> "AlmostBob" <anonymous1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> news:Ru7Dh.124505$Oa.23419@edtnps82:
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> > +not 16Kb
> > 16KB/s reported by WinMX, byte not bits
> >
> > 16KB * 8 128Kb, very close the limit for many DSL upload speeds, dsl
> > is usually configured to allow faster downloads than uploads
> > Other user may be on a faster service and so is not approaching their
> > limit where you are exceeding yours
> > Dont sweat it, you cant give more than your best,
> Thanks. I was wondering if it might be my configuration. Looks like my ISP
> is the culprit.
for your situation, I would suggest you set your outbound max to at most
8000,
that would seem to be 1/2 your MAX speed total for your connection.
For an idea of whats happening with speeds, you can seek out NetPerSec
utility
and use it. It's a real time speedometer for your internet connection.
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