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How to maximise my internet connection??

Well I have a 50mb/s (vdsl) connection but  I only get 3mb/s real-time download speed.. I don't know much about internet connection and stuff like that so please help me is there a way to get more real-time mb/s???

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Contact your ISP?

 

Run a speed test here: http://speedtest.net then send us a screenshot of the results.

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5 minutes ago, TheKDub said:

Contact your ISP?

 

Run a speed test here: http://speedtest.net then send us a screenshot of the results.

My speed test is about 40mbps but I thought that this has to do only with my equipment.. so you think if I contact my ISP I would have like 10mbps real-time speed or more??

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Just now, iliaslef said:

My speed test is about 40mbps but I thought that this has to do only with my equipment.. so you think if I contact my ISP I would have like 10mbps real-time speed or more??

 

If the speed test is reporting 40Mb/s, then whatever service you were getting 3Mb/s on is likely limiting the bandwidth.

You could try contacting them to see if they can do anything about it, if not, then it might be your equipment. Are you using wifi? If so, how strong is your connection?

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10 minutes ago, TheKDub said:

 

If the speed test is reporting 40Mb/s, then whatever service you were getting 3Mb/s on is likely limiting the bandwidth.

You could try contacting them to see if they can do anything about it, if not, then it might be your equipment. Are you using wifi? If so, how strong is your connection?

It's the same with wifi but I use wired connection :/

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But if they're limiting the bandwidth is there a way to unlimited or something? Should I pay less for like 35mbps?

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1 minute ago, Megah3rtz said:

I think you're mistaking MBPS with MB/s. 

Well I mean megabytes per second in everything :/

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Just now, iliaslef said:

Well I mean megabytes per second in everything :/

Internet plans are not measured in MB/s. 

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1 minute ago, Megah3rtz said:

Internet plans are not measured in MB/s. 

What do you mean??

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11 minutes ago, iliaslef said:

What do you mean??

They are advertised as MBPS. Million Bits Per second. Mega bits per second

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Just now, Megah3rtz said:

They are advertised as MBPS. Million Bits Per second. 

Give me a page to your providers plan you are signed up with. 

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4 minutes ago, Megah3rtz said:

Which one specifically

COSMOTE Home Double Play 50 L 

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Just now, iliaslef said:

COSMOTE Home Double Play 50 L 

So you will get up to 50mbps which is equivalent to 6mb/s. 

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1 minute ago, Megah3rtz said:

So you will get up to 50mbps which is equivalent to 6mb/s. 

But I get only 3 max

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You need to research these terms. You cannot just get 'unlimited bandwidth'. There are almost countless possible reasons why you are experiencing a slow overall data rate.

By the way, internet plans are measured in megabits, aka 1,048,576 BITS. 1 megabyte (MB) is 1,048,576 BYTES. 1 megabyte is 8 megabits. (1Mbit = 1/8MB)

'35mbps' is simply marketing. That means '35 megabits per second.'  A data rate is rated with Upload and Download. For example, my current internet speeds are 40mbit/s download, 5mbit/s upload. In general, you will find faster download speeds than upload speeds. Simply remember this: A Megabit is 1/8th of a Megabyte.

'Gigabit' marketing means that your internet clocks at almost 1000 bits per second. in 8 seconds, you will transfer 8000MB (8GB, Gigabyte.)

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Just now, Megah3rtz said:

Where are you downloading from? 

From anywhere.. steam, uplay, mega (with the extension) but the max I get is 3,1 or something

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1 minute ago, iliaslef said:

But I get only 3 max

Remember that there is a client and there is a host connection. There is a good chance that the host connection is slower than your connection, thus explaining why you are not receiving 6mbits of data p/s from the host, aka the website. You are the client, aka user.

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Just now, iliaslef said:

From anywhere.. steam, uplay, mega (with the extension) but the max I get is 3,1 or something

Are you on wifi or ethernet

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1 minute ago, Megah3rtz said:

Are you on wifi or ethernet

Ethernet :/

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