Craig Prince
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Why hello there everyone. It has indeed been quite a while since I've made a post hasn't it? Yes it has indeed. Let me progress. If you couldn't tell by the title...
Recently I have moved out of my parents house, which has allowed me to get a new ISP which means - better internet. What I was wondering, is how much effect does your MBPS effect actual internet speeds? With my old ISP, I was getting approximately 1Mbps Download/0.1 Upload. With a connection speed of 144Mpbs. With my new ISP, the speeds are as followed. Connection speed is currently 450Mbps. However that is all my wifi card allows. If you'd like to know (As I'm sure some of you will ask.) my router is the following. I currently use both the 2.4Ghz and the 5Ghz connections, both are limited to 450Mbps due to the wifi card.
Any and all help will be great appreciated!
Recently I have moved out of my parents house, which has allowed me to get a new ISP which means - better internet. What I was wondering, is how much effect does your MBPS effect actual internet speeds? With my old ISP, I was getting approximately 1Mbps Download/0.1 Upload. With a connection speed of 144Mpbs. With my new ISP, the speeds are as followed. Connection speed is currently 450Mbps. However that is all my wifi card allows. If you'd like to know (As I'm sure some of you will ask.) my router is the following. I currently use both the 2.4Ghz and the 5Ghz connections, both are limited to 450Mbps due to the wifi card.
Any and all help will be great appreciated!