KingCobra

I'm running Verizon VoiceWing (one week now).

It's actually a plot to clog the bittorrent clients...

Hard to say. You haven't said much about your hardware. It's possible there could be a hardware issue on your end but I doubt it. Since I don't use the peer apps, I can't comment on how to tweak them to get the best speed. I would imagine the issue you are seeing is more related to the application and it's use of the stack. Are there some good studies of bittorrent, how it handles acknowledgements, frame size implications, etc.? If so, you might need to do some research to make effective use of the pipe you have.

This thread was supposed to be for kewl desktops, not general help. Don't make me delete it...

DO NOT use this beta as your production machine.

We aint gonna take it...

Careful there buckaroo.

I'll burn you a copy and mail it for $50.

I bought the Dell 6000 for my wife.

I have three buddies from work grabbing some data off my FTP server right now.

How do your cablenut settings comapre to mine (aee attached image) ???

35 percent of PC software.

Well, that's a problem introduced by Sony, not Microsoft.

Apparently not that good... it's dark 30 and no show off posts...

Virus infected factory disks? You got a CD from Microsoft with a virus?

Damn, they have all the good stuff in Sweden.

If you don't get a good answer here, try http://www.dslreports.com/forum/voip There's a bunch of VOIP geeks that hang out there.

The official location for the firmware is http://www2.verizon.net/micro/dlink/Default.asp If your connection is working and you are getting advertised speeds, then there's no reason to change.

What OS?

Benchmarking our connections is actually an interesting problem.

Don't discount the fact that the problem could be on Verizon's end. Did you get full speeds at install time? If so, did you change anything afterwards? If not, call the help desk and open a trouble ticket. I had issues initially on my business FIOS changeover. It wasn't anything on my end.

Are you uploading and downloading from two different machines on your network? If not, can you describe the disk array on the machine in use? Are you uploading and downloading from different web, ftp or other sites during this process? What sites are you testing against? Could you please describe if those sites have excellent bandwidth or not. thanks.

I've never really noticed or tried.

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I use the Dell 2001FP 20" at 1600x1200 using a BFG Technologies NVIDIA GeForce 6800. EDIT: I forgot about the other monitor in my dual mon setup. Technically, I'm at 2880x1200.