VanBuren

My guess is that when downloading a big file you probl will see a average speed very close to your cap. 4000/ 8 = 500 KB/s Bittorent is not a good speedtester, and latency cant be tweaked. you wont get same result over and over again, unless you have a very clean route to testserver. VanBuren

hey mbrainerd and welcome to the forum make a tracert against testmy.net start-run type cmd and hit enter type tracert testmy.net and hit enter right click and copy all and paste it here so we can see it. VanBuren

hey bananabeans i remember helping you before, did your ISP fix your ping issue? VanBuren

this is my top download speed here :::.. Download Stats ..::: Connection is:: 4934 Kbps about 4.9 Mbps (tested with 2992 KB) Download Speed is:: 602 KB/s Tested From:: http://www.testmy.net/ Bottom Line:: 88 times faster than 56K you can download 1MB in 1.7 second(s) Validation Link:: https://testmy.net/cgi-bin/get.cgi?Test_ID=945GTG82O average around 3.3 Mbps VanBuren

hey loganster and welcome to the forum that

hey just, what happend to your cable? VanBuren

hey dyslexic im glad it worked for you like RTB said, there is probl no more to tweak since you are very close to your cap be happy VanBuren

Download this settings i made http://www.testmy.net/forumz/download.php?id=177 extract it to your cablenut folder open cablenut, click delete cablenut tweaks+ save to registry, in top left corner click file, load custom settings file, browse to C:ProgramCablenutVanBurens cablenut settingsWinXP_2K_CABLE_DSLMSS1460 click on 4000 512 file and click save to registry again now reboot and post speed again good luck VanBuren

hey Has try this site http://ubisoft.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/ubisoft.cfg/php/enduser/std_alp.php good luck VanBuren

i have no idea have you checked dc++ homepage? google it? VanBuren

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hey again bcraig, like RTB said trace is nothing abnormal just some spikes, do you have a router? If so unplug it and hook up your pc directly against modem and try speed again, and also a new tracert. VanBuren

some theplanet nodes block ping after a while, so you cant flood em and that show up as packetloss. here is my trace against testmy.net VanBuren

compare that when you have lousy speed and when you have good speed VanBuren

the problem is to find what node thats unstable, but ping flooding each node will show you, but its alot of work compared to Neotrace. Reply from 10.32.107.1: bytes=999 time=36ms TTL=254 this node ping suppose to be around 5-15 ms I dont think the problem is at your equipment but, you can try pinging with pc directly connected to the modem. if its not too much work for you, keep on ping flooding your route all the way to testmy.net and see what nodes thats unstable, VanBuren

you should get Neotrace, then leave it on pinging the complete route for a few min each time. Here is a ss how the ping can look like, max min values for each node, my guess its just very unstable at those times, VanBuren

Very nice indeed, you must have a good route to my server VanBuren

yea thats correct, phone wire dosent grow But using your modem in first phone jacket, will minimize the risk that the problem is at your home. This problem is out of your control, you need to contact your ISP and complain, make tracerts and add date and time so they got something to work with. VanBuren

strange, dont worry be happy VanBuren

your modem has a middlebox socket right? So you can use both modem and a phone in main jacket? What i mean is that its best to have the modem direct connected to the main phone jacket. And if your pc in further away, then use a long LAN cable from modem instead. alot of phone extension wires will bring down your speed. VanBuren