I'm running 100mbps.
54.0 mbps.
my wireless can go up to 54, but right now i have 1/4 bars of strength, but i cant tell how fast im going with the software i have
Quote from: Riosan on January 06, 2008, 06:31:39 PM
54.0 mbps.
Thats what you get if you are wirelessly using our internet, with it connected to the computer we get 100mbps.
My connection to router is 54mbps
Internet is nowhere near that fast though. It's like 8mbps
You idiots, 100 and 54mbps aren't your actual numbers for internet connection speed.
Quote from: bluaki on January 06, 2008, 06:35:58 PM
My connection to router is 54mbps
Internet is nowhere near that fast though. It's like 8mbps
You idiots, 100 and 54mbps aren't your actual numbers for internet connection speed.
I know, thats the Router Rate, I think >_<.
According to my wireless thing, 54.0mbps, but Windows isn't usually accurate. If my wireless client were working, I could tell you more accurately.
But Windoze says:
Speed: 54.0mbps
Signal strength: Low
Status: Connected
Guys, 54mbps is how fast you get data FROM THE ROUTER. Not your actual internet connection.
Mine is something like 52kb/s down and 20kb/s up. Yes, it's poopty DSL. :(
Also, so everyone realizes, mbps and mb/s are different. One is bits, one is bytes. Divide the former by 8 to get the real number. :robotveryhappy:
Quote from: Snorkel on January 06, 2008, 06:45:28 PM
Also, so everyone realizes, mbps and mb/s are different. One is bits, one is bytes. Divide the former by 8 to get the real number. :robotveryhappy:
Oh, I thought the difference was mbps and Mbps (or MB/s and Mb/s), where the latter is bits?
100 whatever
My computer runs about 256 kbps. The computer I'm using now runs 5717 kbps.
(http://www.speedtest.net/result/219288717.png)
Quote from: Snorkel on January 06, 2008, 06:45:28 PM
Guys, 54mbps is how fast you get data FROM THE ROUTER. Not your actual internet connection.
Mine is something like 52kb/s down and 20kb/s up. Yes, it's poopty DSL. :(
Also, so everyone realizes, mbps and mb/s are different. One is bits, one is bytes. Divide the former by 8 to get the real number. :robotveryhappy:
omg i thought i had poopty dsl :(
mine runs at 384kb/s down...