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| View Poll Results: What speed does your network run at? | |||
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1 | 5.56% |
| 100 Mb/s |
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12 | 66.67% |
| 1000 Mb/s |
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7 | 38.89% |
| 11 Mb/s(Wireless B) |
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1 | 5.56% |
| 54 Mb/s(Wireless G) |
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7 | 38.89% |
| 248 Mb/s(Wireless N) |
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0 | 0% |
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What speed does your network run at?
I'm just curious.
Select all that apply.
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100Mb/s
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1000mb/s cat 7
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15000 down and 1000 up >>>>15mbps/1mbps on a nic thats 100MBPS
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Actual speeds?
see sig
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Network not internet connection.
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BAH what good are theoretical numbers? Especially if you're on a busy cable network...
Well anyway, my service at home is rated for 7up/1down I believe. The speed test in my sig was on my brother-in-laws fiber optic service last Feb...wish I had those rates 24/7 |
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THIS IS NOT!!! NOT NOT!!!
INTERNET CONNECTION SPEED! This IS network speed, between your computers and your hub/switch.
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my router is 10/100 and my 2 computers are 10/100/1000 so i guess its 100mbps
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im on a 10/100 router too, which i replaced the other day when my other one died, which made me wonder, why are all adsl2+ routers still only 100mbps?, my computers all have gigabit ethernet, but i couldnt find ANY (modem)routers with gigabit, even the latest £130+ wireless N ones, meh!
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This is where true switches come into play. They allow all systems on the switch to run at 100/1000/2000 etc no matter how much traffic is moving... But they are also very expensive. I have a few rack mount 3com un-managed switches sitting next to me, they are 10/100/1000 and I payed a little over $350 for each one of them. By the way managed switches start around $500 for small ones if they are decent.
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depends.. wired ethernet=100 or 1000 if i can be bothered to install gigabit pci card.wireless runs at 54.im going to try to get a wireless n range extender as soon as possible.
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1000mb/s :|
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