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Rich said:
Its usually due to the translation tables filling up due to large amounts of incoming connections. Used to get it in Emule all the time with home routers. I even had to add a little extra config to my Cisco routers to get them to play nice.
Tried the custom Firmwares like DD-WRT?

Stuck the latest mini-generic DD-WRT on today and torrents are the same. Good thing about this is the extra port forwarding space it gives you over the official firmware, which I always thought was lacking for gamers.

Got the DNS/no connection issues again tonight though so I definately think it's a problem with VM broadband rather than my router now. Tried it with direct connection and got the same issue. :(

When it works VM broadband is good it just seems that there are more issues now since the V+ boxes came out?
 
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I heard they're doing 100Mb
trials in some parts of the country. I heard in Cumbria. I hope they roll out 100Mb in my area. That would be awesome. I also heard in Japan they have up to a gigabit download.
 
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DeeJay-Mo said:
I heard they're doing 100Mb
trials in some parts of the country. I heard in Cumbria. I hope they roll out 100Mb in my area. That would be awesome. I also heard in Japan they have up to a gigabit download.

They have a gigabit download in Sweden let alone Japan or anywhere else :p
 
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I should imagine they would go to 30mb well before going to 100mb.

Dont you need fibre optics ran into your house to get really high speeds?

Not sure what the max it can do at the moment is.
 
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mr_x_plosion said:
I should imagine they would go to 30mb well before going to 100mb.

Dont you need fibre optics ran into your house to get really high speeds?

Not sure what the max it can do at the moment is.
I think that cable is fibre optic. ;)
 
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Werewolf said:
cable isn't fibre-optic into the home, it's a fairly high quality co-ax :)
It is fibre optic from the street box on though I believe.
Oh yeah, you're right. It's a co-axial cable when it's run into the house. :)

Can't coaxial cable support well above 100Mbps anyway though?
 
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Robert said:
From what I know the ISPs in Sweden are a bit flakey.

They're not the most reliable, but it's not that they go down a lot, it's just the routing too and from Sweden is fairly bad :p
 
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Robert said:
Well it's the second of April and I'm seeing nothing to suggest that any upgrades will be done this month.
That's funny, because I'm on 20Mbit now. Have been for a while. :confused:

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