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Kingroudy 05-19-2006 03:25 PM

MSN vs download speed
 
these are independent things when working on my computer where i have a dial up connection.

but not at the internet cafe i visit where 8 computers are on a network and the main one (that should be always on ) is connected wirelessly to an internet provider (256kbps=32Kbites/s).
i was downloading a 10 mb the download speed was about 9k,when i signed out of msn the speed jumped to its maximum of 32k!
and this is what i tested and verified several times.
any comment?

major 05-19-2006 03:27 PM

Re: MSN vs download speed
 
no idea
but the download speed can depend on the website u are downloading from
some jump to 4Mb/s and others 2Kb/s

General 05-19-2006 06:54 PM

Re: MSN vs download speed
 
true major,
uploading websites are so slow when u download anything from it...
other websites especially personal ones offers a very high speed of download...

Kingroudy 05-20-2006 03:43 PM

Re: MSN vs download speed
 
i disagree with you guys, i was downloading from one website and what i said in this thread was obvious.
just try it at your home and tell me.

Jean 05-20-2006 06:01 PM

Re: MSN vs download speed
 
ok man i was trying
i was signed in this morning, and i tried to download a song , my download speede was like usual (80 kbps), i stopped it, and i signed out, and i re-downloaded the same song, and it was the same.
look, maybe ur ISP is using that setting, u shoud ask him

ZeRaW 05-20-2006 11:02 PM

Re: MSN vs download speed
 
Some lebanese Isps implements session limits, so it depends how much sessions are open so MSN takes 2 sessions i think so the usage of msn decrease ur bandwidth.

Kingroudy 05-21-2006 05:32 PM

Re: MSN vs download speed
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ZeRaW
Some lebanese Isps implements session limits, so it depends how much sessions are open so MSN takes 2 sessions i think so the usage of msn decrease ur bandwidth.

this is very plausible man,and remember that i told u guys that these 2 (msn and dl speed) are independent when working on my dial up connection


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