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i have a onboard Nvidia nForce Networking Controller, for some reason its REALLY SLOW. it takes 20 minutes just to download a 3mb file... is it possible to increase the MBPS? or is there soemthing wrong with my internet connection?

sorry to post on the wrong spot.. if i did. never really posted a internet issue.

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Could we have a little more information?
What type of computer and network connection? (CPU and RAM. Card or on-board NIC.)
What type of HSI do you have? (Cable, ADSL, Satellite, ISDN)
What is your bandwidth? (In Kbps or Mbps) And the ISP's name.
Has it always been slow? If not how long ago did it start slowing down?

Edited by acklan, 22 December 2006 - 02:30 PM.

[acklan]

Could we have a little more information?
What type of computer and network connection? (CPU and RAM. Card or on-board NIC.)
What type of HSI do you have? (Cable, ADSL, Satellite, ISDN)
What is your bandwidth? (In Kbps or Mbps) And the ISP's name.
Has it always been slow? If not how long ago did it start slowing down?

Edited by acklan, 22 December 2006 - 02:30 PM.

[silencer.dot]

Could we have a little more information?
What type of computer and network connection? (CPU and RAM. Card or on-board NIC.)
What type of HSI do you have? (Cable, ADSL, Satellite, ISDN)
What is your bandwidth? (In Kbps or Mbps) And the ISP's name.
Has it always been slow? If not how long ago did it start slowing down?

AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4200+
Cosair XMS2 2x512 (1gb) dual channel DDR2 ram
Onboard Nvidia nForce Networking Controller

DSL connection

im getting about 10.0 Mbps usualy, i dunno whats ISP..

it wasnt slow in the beginning after i installed my new motherboard, processor, video card, and ram. it started yesterday when i connected to the internet first time right after i got windows up and running

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sorry for bumping.. i had no reply..

for some reasong im receiving bytes like 10x more than im sending bytes for some reason...