• why do I have low bandwith
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I mean seriously, I have 6 USB ports No but I really do have low bandwith and I only get like, 100KB/s while my laptop gets 500KB/s-1MB/s
[QUOTE=Spaceship;28959652]I mean seriously,[b] I have 6 USB ports[/b] No but I really do have low bandwith and I only get like, 100KB/s while my laptop gets 500KB/s-1MB/s[/QUOTE] I don't get what that bolded bit would have anything to do with an internet connection. But can you provide more detail? Is your pc connected to your modem/router through a wire or wirelessly(Same for your laptop)?
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:v: More info. Wirelss?
Does your laptop run wireless? I find it strange that a laptop would get a better reception than your stationary, which I assume isn't connected to a wireless network.
what does the usb have to do with this? like others have said, is it wired or is it wireless?
I THINK HE MEANS TRANSFER SPEEDS maybe? In that case, you might have some USB 1 ports and USB 2 ports, depending on your case and Mobo.
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[QUOTE=RoflKawpter;29022457]I THINK HE MEANS TRANSFER SPEEDS maybe? In that case, you might have some USB 1 ports and USB 2 ports, depending on your case and Mobo.[/QUOTE] Transfer speed/Bandwidth, Bandwidth is NOT just for your internet connection. USB 2.0's max throughput bandwidth is 480Mbit (~57MByte) per sec. Thats for all devices, and upload/download combined. the bus can only support that amount of data, per sec. How many devices do you have on USB right now, and what sort of devices are they?
[QUOTE=Richard Simmons;29041517]Transfer speed/Bandwidth, Bandwidth is NOT just for your internet connection. USB 2.0's max throughput bandwidth is 480Mbit (~57MByte) per sec. Thats for all devices, and upload/download combined. the bus can only support that amount of data, per sec. How many devices do you have on USB right now, and what sort of devices are they?[/QUOTE] Hey! I was sort of right! Cool!
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