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06-07-2000, 10:26 AM
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Jim, it is Jim right? I have a cable modem, I don't know much about them so here's the type and model #. Manufacturer- LansCity, model # LCPET-3 it was installed by my cable company Mediaone roadrunner. Do you know where i can get specs. on it, my speeds are only around 60k/s-100k/s and from what i've read that seems slower then it should be. Thanks reboot and remember I'm a novice really so if the question seems confusing or stupid I apologize.
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06-07-2000, 10:48 AM
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When I said that dl speeds were 60-100 k/s I meant on a good day they may reack 100k/s. but here is what it say's about this modem.
The Bay Networks 2 way cable modem requires a NIC (Network Interface Card) card. This NIC card will be provided at the time of installation. The NIC card connects to the LANcity LCP via a RJ45 Cat. 5 cable. This modem is designed to communicate at 10MPS in both directions. The modem also requires a separate power supply (not shown). This is also provided at the time of installation. |
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06-07-2000, 11:19 AM
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60-100k/sec is just flying on cable. No problems at all.
Do a local FTP download (from your ISP if possible, or one really close (less than 3 hops), and it will scream! There are lots of @home users that only get 30-50 so smile, and make a small sacrifice to roadrunner.  Want some tweaks and tips? ------------------ Who needs a life?, I have internet! Cheers, Jim Jim & Sue's Free Files | Jims Modems |
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06-07-2000, 11:37 AM
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Thanks reboot, I wasn't really too concerned because it does fly compared to dial-up, but the only reason i asked was because I hear people talking about 3mps downloads and complaining when it slower then that??
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06-07-2000, 11:51 AM
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My mantra, oom roadrunner, oom roadrunner, burning insence
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06-07-2000, 11:52 AM
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Damn I wish we had spell check here, peace
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06-16-2000, 11:33 PM
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I've gotten speeds up to 150k average (tops out at 250). I'm using @home, but I'm pretty sure I'm the only one on my router. Remember, the more people on your router, the less bandwidth you enjoy.
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06-26-2000, 09:09 PM
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ya *cough* *cough* usually i d/l at 75-100 on a bad day, and have peaked out around 750 at my best.. i'm on @home up in BC canada.. beats me how i got that high because most of my friends who are on it only get up to 450-500
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