The Silver Surfer
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Just found a speed test in the Ares Wizard
Wired:
dl 87.26 mb/s ul 9.06 mb/s
Wifi:
dl 135.27 mb/s ul 9.04 mb/s
Strange there's such a difference.
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Just found a speed test in the Ares Wizard
Wired:
dl 87.26 mb/s ul 9.06 mb/s
Wifi:
dl 135.27 mb/s ul 9.04 mb/s
Strange there's such a difference.
aguero93:20
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Sounds like you're using an old or shite cable tbh.Just found a speed test in the Ares Wizard
Wired:
dl 87.26 mb/s ul 9.06 mb/s
Wifi:
dl 135.27 mb/s ul 9.04 mb/s
Strange there's such a difference.
The Silver Surfer
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Sounds like you're using an old or shite cable tbh.
no i've swapped them out.
Fuck it I'll stick to wifi for now.
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You should be grand with either speed tbh, I usually only get 50-70 mbps on the ps4, which isn't ideal for streaming tbh and never really have issues.no i've swapped them out.
Fuck it I'll stick to wifi for now.
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Is the fire box by cable 100 MB or 1GB? My router (different make/model) does solid green for 1GB and flashing green for 100MB
The Silver Surfer
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Is the fire box by cable 100 MB or 1GB? My router (different make/model) does solid green for 1GB and flashing green for 100MB
Don't know. But like I've said I've heard that Orange can indicate the connected device is limited to 10 mbps.
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is it 10 or 100?Don't know. But like I've said I've heard that Orange can indicate the connected device is limited to 10 mbps.
100 would/should be fine.
whitenoise
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Googled it, so don't blame me if this is wrong. Virgin Superhub 2 Amber light means the devie is limited to 100MB (don't blame me if I'm wrong! Just trying to help)
http://help.virginmedia.com/system/...&LANGUAGE=en&COUNTY=us&VM_CUSTOMER_TYPE=Cable
Amazon Fire TV box spec DC Jack, HDMI output, 10/100 Ethernet, microSD slot, USB 2.0
http://help.virginmedia.com/system/...&LANGUAGE=en&COUNTY=us&VM_CUSTOMER_TYPE=Cable
Amazon Fire TV box spec DC Jack, HDMI output, 10/100 Ethernet, microSD slot, USB 2.0
The Silver Surfer
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Googled it, so don't blame me if this is wrong. Virgin Superhub 2 Amber light means the devie is limited to 100MB (don't blame me if I'm wrong! Just trying to help)
http://help.virginmedia.com/system/...&LANGUAGE=en&COUNTY=us&VM_CUSTOMER_TYPE=Cable
Amazon Fire TV box spec DC Jack, HDMI output, 10/100 Ethernet, microSD slot, USB 2.0
Ooh hahaha, so, its doing the right thing because the xbox is a gigabit connection that's why it must be green!
Thanks
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no worries!Ooh hahaha, so, its doing the right thing because the xbox is a gigabit connection that's why it must be green!
Thanks