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Virgin Broadband Speed

Nick1986ukmids
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Hello.
Yesterday i had my virgin broadband the large package only.
only having mobile broadband before which are useless for downloading.
On this laptop i'm getting 54mbps, but on my other laptop i'm getting 150mbps why is this.
is anythink wrong?.
Thank you Nick.
Yesterday i had my virgin broadband the large package only.
only having mobile broadband before which are useless for downloading.
On this laptop i'm getting 54mbps, but on my other laptop i'm getting 150mbps why is this.
is anythink wrong?.
Thank you Nick.
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What you have shown is the available connection speed of your device
try this .
http://www.broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk/
the result will look something like this after the test .
This is mine on wifi with 4 pc's on line in the house0 -
is a bit confussed, why is one a fixed 150mbps one is 54mbps?.
got 2 laptops0 -
this is mine.
on virgin large broadband0 -
Sounds like one of your laptops has an 802.11g card in, the other with a 150Mbps draft-N card.0
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one laptop has a faster internet connection then.
sorry i'm a bit think with pc's.0 -
That looks like about 10 mb download and 1/2 a meg upload.
The other numbers you quoted are the maximum capacity of the network adapters on your computers, not the broadband speed.
Is that connection cable or through the phone line ?0 -
cable, virgin large0
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Nick1986ukmids wrote: »cable, virgin large
That's all right you are getting the download speed you are paying for.0 -
Thank you.0
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The numbers you quoted are the WiFi connection speeds.
54Mbps is the maximum connection speed offered by a wireless-g device and 150Mbps is around half the maximum a wireless-n device can connect at.
You must have the VM supplied Wireless-N router but one of your machines is only a G class one. With 10 Mbps broadband it's pretty irrelevant as G devices can deliver about 24Mbps so long as they can connect at the 54Mbps speed.
Your wireless speeds are outside the control of VM. Your speedtest is showing that your connection is well up to spec.0
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