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Question by siztastical: Can’t download to my computer at expected speeds…?
I can’t download files to my computer above approximately 800kb/s. Broadbandspeedtest shows a top speed of around 7.7mb/s as does my isp (BE) but if I download on bittorrent or usenet or even just transfer files on my local network (no internet) the speed won’t go much above 800kb/s I’m using wireless G in my devices and they all have full signal. The problem is OS indepedent so i’m thinking its something to do with the router not forwarding SSL traffic correctly?

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Answer by DrDave
You need to understand the speeds you are seeing. Your internet speed is measured in megaBITS per second. Your download speed is measured in kiloBYTES per second. There are 8 bits in a byte. Do the math.

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Question by tim26_austin: With XP my download speeds from my usenet server was TWICE the speed it is with Vista. Any ideas?

Vista s*cking is not the answer. haha Any settings I should be looking at?

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Answer by ninja
becuase vista is a resource hog and a waste of all the computers its on. and im not even kidding

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