Why do I constantly have red icons on my screen? Low ping, lots of DL, and network adapter driver is up to date. New cable modem, running through new switch (switch run home comp, office comp, voip landline), ne ethernet cables. What could the problem be.
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- Thread starter SlickWillieeeee
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My game lags all the time. And I don't think it is the game. Sometimes web pages are slow to open.
There was a person with the name wirelessg"XX" he was lost but then found and now lost again... we used to be amigos... used tooooo be
What server you playing on?
What server you playing on?
u stopped loving me and it broke my heart
I switched to DSL from xfininty cable and the packet loss is much, much less. However, the bandwidth is around 7 megs, so either way it sucks. I hate West Virginia.
I switched to DSL from xfininty cable and the packet loss is much, much less. However, the bandwidth is around 7 megs, so either way it sucks. I hate West Virginia.
RIP to the former amigo g36 
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Much of the Comcast network is actually run on a glorified version of token ring.
www.techtarget.com
Comcast will deny this, of course, but the hallmark of token ring is a shared connection with a logical access token that runs back and forth on the line all day. If you're the only user then you do indeed get the fast speeds that you were promised in the sales brochure. But once someone else joins your speed drops. And if the neighbor kids gets home after school and starts downloading movies from torrent then your bandwidth drops to shit...which is your experience.
DSL is slower than the potential top speed promised by Comcast however it's a predictable and consistent speed based upon your distance to the local DSL node. The closer you are to the node the faster your speed. AT&T Uverse is a distributed node DSL network and it allows for much faster speeds than we had with DSL when you only had one node for an entire city.
If you can get it I'd recommend fiber for obvious reasons.
What is token ring and how does it work?
Learn all about token ring network technology, developed by IBM in the 1980s as a competitor to Ethernet for heavily trafficked data environments.
Comcast will deny this, of course, but the hallmark of token ring is a shared connection with a logical access token that runs back and forth on the line all day. If you're the only user then you do indeed get the fast speeds that you were promised in the sales brochure. But once someone else joins your speed drops. And if the neighbor kids gets home after school and starts downloading movies from torrent then your bandwidth drops to shit...which is your experience.
DSL is slower than the potential top speed promised by Comcast however it's a predictable and consistent speed based upon your distance to the local DSL node. The closer you are to the node the faster your speed. AT&T Uverse is a distributed node DSL network and it allows for much faster speeds than we had with DSL when you only had one node for an entire city.
If you can get it I'd recommend fiber for obvious reasons.