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I may have taken back my throne for home speeds.
I like how it catalogs your old tests too.
You should compare it to another site though that we have used here quite a bit.
http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/
I bet you will see much lower speeds, perhaps as much as 50%.
wow!!!!!!! power cycled the modem
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ok how the hell do you guys get such high DL speeds?!?!
Doesn't the 10/100 ethernet cable from the comcast cable modem to one's puter (or wireless router) limit the transfer?? Thats the main reason I didnt buy a 125mbs wireless router instead of my current 100mbs router....
Doesn't the 10/100 ethernet cable from the comcast cable modem to one's puter (or wireless router) limit the transfer?? Thats the main reason I didnt buy a 125mbs wireless router instead of my current 100mbs router....
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ok how the hell do you guys get such high DL speeds?!?!
Doesn't the 10/100 ethernet cable from the comcast cable modem to one's puter (or wireless router) limit the transfer?? Thats the main reason I didnt buy a 125mbs wireless router instead of my current 100mbs router....
Doesn't the 10/100 ethernet cable from the comcast cable modem to one's puter (or wireless router) limit the transfer?? Thats the main reason I didnt buy a 125mbs wireless router instead of my current 100mbs router....
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