Connection speed question
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 5:25 pm
Hi
I've been having big problems with my bt broadband (again) - we've got a bt broadband home hub which means we can use a phone on the internet... our speed is up to 512 kbps. I've just ran three tests and reported them to BT and they say that they are acceptable....
1st was 0.137 megabits per second
2nd was 0.221 megabits per second
3rd was 0.152 megabits per second.
How do these speeds compare to 512 kbps (YES they did say UP TO but we've had speeds of 492 kbps before now.)
I've done all their tests - ie checking that firewall isn't set to max, emptied temp internet files and recycle bin, unplugged the hub, unplugged the computer, unplugged all cables and started again.
One of the other problems is that the broadband drops out a lot... different times of the day, and sometimes it can happen 10 or more times in a row. IRRITATING!
The home phone does have a bit of a buzz on the line... no doubt once btbroadband have exhausted all possibilities I'll be referred to BT instead.
I've been having big problems with my bt broadband (again) - we've got a bt broadband home hub which means we can use a phone on the internet... our speed is up to 512 kbps. I've just ran three tests and reported them to BT and they say that they are acceptable....
1st was 0.137 megabits per second
2nd was 0.221 megabits per second
3rd was 0.152 megabits per second.
How do these speeds compare to 512 kbps (YES they did say UP TO but we've had speeds of 492 kbps before now.)
I've done all their tests - ie checking that firewall isn't set to max, emptied temp internet files and recycle bin, unplugged the hub, unplugged the computer, unplugged all cables and started again.
One of the other problems is that the broadband drops out a lot... different times of the day, and sometimes it can happen 10 or more times in a row. IRRITATING!
The home phone does have a bit of a buzz on the line... no doubt once btbroadband have exhausted all possibilities I'll be referred to BT instead.