DSL cable 768K 。On the issue of broadband speed

That's generally the mode of internet connection chosen, which is how you get online. This selection should be based on the actual bandwidth of your network. During network transmission, the server will fragment or fragment the packets according to your connection pattern.

2m=2048kb=16384kb

The reported broadband is 2MB, and the actual ** speed is ideal, which is 256K, because the operator's 2M is equal to 2M"bits"What we're talking about is speed"bytes"1 byte = 8 bits, so it is often applied for a bandwidth of 2M**The speed is only about 250K.

Network speed**The speed is usually related to the distance between your home and the operator's server, the quality of the cable carrying the data, and the quality of the ISP's server.

The speed reported to you by broadband companies is in bits (Chinese: characters), and in our practical applications, including the 768k you see, are all in bytes (Chinese: bytes), 1 byte 8 bit, so your 2m bit broadband is actually 256k bytes.

In addition, in general, if it is a lowercase b, it means bit, and if it is uppercase, it means byte.

Hello, the theoretical conversion relationship of network speed: 6m network speed is 6mbps = 6mb s = 6x1024kb s = 6144kb s = 6144 8kb s = 768kb s (note 1b = 8b), that is to say, the maximum downlink speed of 6m network speed is 768kb s, and the actual use is generally about 600kb s, so your usual network speed is normal.

6m is 500 600kb, that's the speed. Youku is sometimes affected by the **server itself, and there will be a decrease in speed, which is normal. No complaints.

Hello friend.

Home computer broadband access to the network is speedy, and now most homes install four megabytes of broadband is enough, there is no need to waste.

You can use Starry Sky Speed instead, it's faster.

You put the cat with the computer cable.

Unplug it on the connection and try it.

Broadband is calculated in m (megabytes).

Generally 1m2m3m4m5m, etc.

Families with 4m are sufficient.

Netcom is not powerful, there is no way.

You first enter the Unicom test network speed**,Test whether it can reach 4m,Don't use Thunderbolt test,4M network speed is about 360,If you can't reach it, contact the local Unicom customer service。

Test the speed of the broadband, if it doesn't work, see if there are junk files, if there are, delete them, and kill the virus!!

Take ** to ask Sa, a simple question.

Business version of Windows

XP retains 20% of the bandwidth by default, which doesn't really do much for us individual users. Rather than being idle, you can make the most of it, and here's how to do it: Enter it in Start Run.

Open Group Policyr. Find Computer Configuration Management Template Network QoS Packet Scheduler, select Limit Retained Bandwidth on the right, select Properties to open the Limit Retained Bandwidth Properties dialog box, and select Disable. After this resetting, 20% of the reserved bandwidth can be released.

Try this, if none of this works. You can contact the broadband ** provider, consult relevant questions, and ask the relevant staff to help you maintain it.

Let the staff test for you.

Because the bandwidth you choose is different, you choose a bandwidth of 2M, while his, it is 4M...

For details, you can consult the Netcom company.

It is possible that the broadband interface is not in good contact.

100M: Theoretically it should be 12800kb (per second, but in practice it is not very reliable. It can only go up to about 7-8m.

The 100m network speed is fast, you can play games and watch TV.

Telecom's current algorithm is not a standard algorithm, and now Telecom uses 1000kbps=100kbs this algorithm, so 6m=6000kbps=600kbs, which belongs to the normal range, but my own 6m broadband can go to 740kbs, you can log in to your cat to see adsl data.

Uppercase b and lowercase b represent different units, 1byte (byte) = 8bit (sock bit).

According to your description, this has nothing to do with the belt speed of the wideband. It depends on your router, if your router only has 54mpbs, you can only set it up to 54mpbs

There are three types of routers: 54mpbs, 150mpbs, 300mpbsIf it's 150mpbs, you can set it to 150, and if it's 300mpbs, you can set it to 300.

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That's right. The transmission speed is far away and the model is not good. I used to have a friend who ran a telecom 4m at that time and it was broken, and the lines inside were black. . . Tell him to help you for a month first.

No, if the line (** line, network cable) and equipment (modem (cat), computer) are fine, there should be no disconnection problem.

It won't be 980 yuan a year for us here, 1m.

The teaching practices are as follows.

First of all, your computer must have the above version of compression software connected.

Damn Telecom, just throttling all users. There's a lot of going on here, you don't know it yet.

It turned out that the bandwidth of 1M, Telecom forcibly made it 512K.

Maybe the network card doesn't turn on the full-duplex mode, you try:

Right-click on the desktop"My computer"--Properties--Hardware--Find your network card--Properties--Advanced--Set the value of the connection type to full duplex --OK--Restart.

Generally, it needs to be restarted to take effect!

I used to have this situation, 2m adsl but only more than 50k, and then I called ** to the telecom, they seemed to help me restart the service or something.

It seems to be the server side. I don't remember exactly.

Anyway, it's just a reboot of something. It's not about restarting our computer.

It's a reboot of their company.

Later it was ok.

There was a time when Netcom increased the bandwidth of its users. I don't know if your 200kb sec is the speed at that time.

There is also the issue of the number of people who use the Internet. At some point, when there are few people surfing the Internet, the ISP will allocate some of the unused bandwidth to the people who are surfing the Internet, so that the speed of the people who are surfing the Internet at that time is much faster than usual.

Do you two share a broadband? If so, then there's something wrong with one of the settings on your machine, and if you don't use one, then you go inside your cat and see what your downlink speed is. If you're driving 1m, it should be 1024, and if you're driving 2m, it's going to be 2048.

If it's not right, you have to see if there is a problem with the line, and the loss is too great.

It's a telecom problem, you only have as much speed as they want to give you.

Go find Telecom.

It's really not good, let's change to a Netcom one.

There is a problem with the base server of the telecom and the symptom of reinstalling the system is purely coincidental.

1: Too much memory.

2: Not true.

3: The date is too long.