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by rgrowcock
Probably the best way that I know is to do a search for cable modem speed patches. Download as many as you can find, they are real small. Each patch that you install will make changes to your registry, so back it up first. I know people that are getting between 600-800 kps with theirs.
Also, what type of service do you have for your cable modem? If it is Road Runner, beware. The more people in your neighborhood that get RR, the slower your speeds will become. Also Time Warner has capped the modems to only allow download speeds upto 200-300 kbp. That has came about in the Charlotte, NC area in the last 4 months or so and speed patches will not help.
One other thing to consider is getting, if you don't already have, a firewall program. Cable modems are ALWAYS on if the computer is on, so protect yourself. One that I use at home is ZoneAlarm, it's free and works pretty well. You can download it from www.zonealarm.com or www.hotfiles.com and search for zonalarm. Hope this helps. Roger
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by pjpatiky
This AM I tested my cable at 322,649 bytes in 4.83 seconds. Throughput is 534 Kbps.
For a test:
www.cable-modem.net/features/oct99/speed.html
More help:
www.cablemodemhelp.com
Wish you luck.
by acquiziter
Greetings,
Thai issue is discussed in the following articles:
http://www.tech-report.com/onearticle.x/269
http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/1999/09/23/cable_dsl/index.html
http://www.insight-corp.com/4_19_00.html
http://www.broadcom.com/docs/westshow99.html
(REMOVE SPACES from the pasted URL.)
Maxwell
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by csmith
Assuming this is not a corrosion problem at the pole. (You are benchmarking to the ISPs server?)
There are problems in your ISPs connection to the internet.
Regards, Chris
by csmith
The comment that the cable TV channels "suck up" bandwith that is allocated for the cable modem is not true, and self serving.
The problem can also be at the server that is hosting the game.
Have you ever read "Networking with TCP/IP" by Douglas E. Comer?
It should be in the library.
It will give you a real insight into where all of the various problems can occur, in the internet.
Regards, Chris
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