Soldato
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recently moved house and had my 50mb installed in the front living room as i wanted to go wireless in the rear living room (approx 8m away from comp).
Now i wasn't aware that the speeds from wireless/ethernet cable vary so much and am quite dissapointed tbh and wondered if i can do anything to speed these up?. Speedtest gives me a connection of 28mb and i download roughly @ 2.8mbps where as before over ethernet it was 6mbps +.
Something i have noticed too is my modem shows my downstream/upstream power as:
the engineer said this needs to be as close to zero as possible and the upstream over 40 so that you achieve a good signal/speed. So is this affecting my connection/speeds?.
I have the Dlink-615 + DWA-140 router and adaptor and recieve roughly 55% > 67% signal.
i'm tempted to phone up virgin and get the engineer to instal it in my back living room so to connect through ethernet.
Now i wasn't aware that the speeds from wireless/ethernet cable vary so much and am quite dissapointed tbh and wondered if i can do anything to speed these up?. Speedtest gives me a connection of 28mb and i download roughly @ 2.8mbps where as before over ethernet it was 6mbps +.
Something i have noticed too is my modem shows my downstream/upstream power as:


the engineer said this needs to be as close to zero as possible and the upstream over 40 so that you achieve a good signal/speed. So is this affecting my connection/speeds?.
I have the Dlink-615 + DWA-140 router and adaptor and recieve roughly 55% > 67% signal.
i'm tempted to phone up virgin and get the engineer to instal it in my back living room so to connect through ethernet.