Function
2010-01-04 01:01:24
So heres my story: I made a montage of no scoping in Modern Warfare 2, and I uploaded it to filefront cause I didn't want to post it on youtube just yet. Its about 50mbs and it took like 20 min on my computer, and my internet to upload it. I went over to my friends house and dled it on his computer and his internet, and it took about a min!!! Is there anyway to speed up your internet or is dling faster than uploading? Or does my internet just blow.
YoHoJo
2010-01-04 01:03:27
Dling is always faster that Uploading speed.
(my DL is 650kbps and Upload is only like 70kbps)
There are some 'tweaks' and stuff you can do, but they barely do anything.
The solution is, if you want better speed, pay for a better internet plan.
Function
2010-01-04 01:06:38
From: YoHoJo
Dling is always faster that Uploading speed.
(my DL is 650kbps and Upload is only like 70kbps)
There are some 'tweaks' and stuff you can do, but they barely do anything.
The solution is, if you want better speed, pay for a better internet plan.
Ok so that must me it thanks :)
HayHay89
2010-01-04 01:35:10
Yeh its a matter of How far Away The Thing is Etc
And how good your Internet plan is
I get a 10mbps From Speedtest
And only like 150kps From speedtest
So im sure u can Request a plan That has faster upload Its all about what you would like to pay
YoHoJo
2010-01-04 01:40:23
Upload speed barely matters that much anyways IMO (at least for me, I never really upload anything large).
BobboHobbo
2010-01-04 02:47:00
From: YoHoJo
Upload speed barely matters that much anyways IMO (at least for me, I never really upload anything large).
Having good uploads means you can host games on MW2 with everyone being green :). Well any online game.
Capricorn
2010-01-04 05:22:54
Yeah as long as you have around 1mbit upload you won't really feel it unless you are torrenting. I only have about 500 kbit upload and I can feel its bottleneck when I load multiple web pages and while torrenting even when I throttle my upload speed.
royalsymbol
2010-01-05 03:09:37
Downloading is always faster than Uploading in most modem/router unless you're using DSL instead of Cable modem/other
Warren
2010-01-06 21:25:11
From: royalsymbol
Downloading is always faster than Uploading in most modem/router unless you're using DSL instead of Cable modem/other
I am using DSL and my Download is faster than Upload
Cold this be because i am using Telstra?
Micro
2010-01-07 07:40:25
what's the suggested "good" uploading internet providers?