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If by that you mean your total internet speed, then the answer is no.

 

Your ISP's downstream is allways limiting you to the speed that you bought e.g. 32 MBit/s downstream. Modern Ethernet connections lhave 1 GBit/s so, no bottlenecks there.

 

if you want faster internet, buy a faster plan from your ISP or move in a house that has broadband access. :P

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Is it possible to use 2 wi-fi chips and Ethernet (or something like that) and combined the speeds from each?

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If by that you mean your total internet speed, then the answer is no.

 

Your ISP's downstream is allways limiting you to the speed that you bought e.g. 32 MBit/s downstream. Modern Ethernet connections lhave 1 GBit/s so, no bottlenecks there.

 

if you want faster internet, buy a faster plan from your ISP or move in a house that has broadband access. :P

who cares...

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no because your ISP is the bottleneck, not the connection from your PC to the router

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What if it's 2 different internet service subscriptions? one over WiFi and one over Ethernet... or 3G?

 

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no because your ISP is the bottleneck, not the connection from your PC to the router

 

 

If by that you mean your total internet speed, then the answer is no.

 

Your ISP's downstream is allways limiting you to the speed that you bought e.g. 32 MBit/s downstream. Modern Ethernet connections lhave 1 GBit/s so, no bottlenecks there.

 

if you want faster internet, buy a faster plan from your ISP or move in a house that has broadband access. :P

How come every computer in the house gets full speed then

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Power Supply: Corsair CSM 550W

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How come every computer in the house gets full speed then

 

You mean all PCs are getting the full download speed at the same time?  That's odd. But still there's nothing you can do to increase the speed of a single PC.

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no because your ISP is the bottleneck, not the connection from your PC to the router

 

 

If by that you mean your total internet speed, then the answer is no.

 

Your ISP's downstream is allways limiting you to the speed that you bought e.g. 32 MBit/s downstream. Modern Ethernet connections lhave 1 GBit/s so, no bottlenecks there.

 

if you want faster internet, buy a faster plan from your ISP or move in a house that has broadband access. :P

I just realized what you meant.  

I mean just boost my computers speed, not the whole network.

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Storage: ADATA Premier SP550 240GB
Storage: Western Digital Blue 500GB
Storage: Western Digital BLACK SERIES 1TB
Video Card: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB G1
Case: Fractal Design Define S
Power Supply: Corsair CSM 550W

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You mean all PCs are getting the full download speed at the same time?  That's odd. But still there's nothing you can do to increase the speed of a single PC.

okay

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Storage: ADATA Premier SP550 240GB
Storage: Western Digital Blue 500GB
Storage: Western Digital BLACK SERIES 1TB
Video Card: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB G1
Case: Fractal Design Define S
Power Supply: Corsair CSM 550W

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Don't criticize people for asking "stupid question".

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IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU'RE A FANBOY/FANGIRL. WHAT MATTERS IS THAT YOU DON'T LET THAT EFFECT YOUR HARDWARE RECOMMENDATIONS.

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