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| Topic subject | Downloads Speed | 
| Topic URL | http://www.pcqanda.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=2&topic_id=566601 | 
| 566601, Downloads Speed Posted by wtmpi, Wed Aug-19-20 01:14 AM
 
 
   I am paying Spectrum for 200 mbps download. So I am told. For the last month of checking my speed I have not been above 25mps. I see advertised the devices to plug in throughout your residence to increase speed. Do they help or is it the modem that will not maintain the speed. I am wireless. Would it help if I am plugged directly in to the internet.
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| 566603, RE: Downloads Speed Posted by jbmcmillan, Wed Aug-19-20 01:44 AM
 
 
   What is your device/computer? Wireless you won't hit 200. Wireless g you won't get much more than 20mbps Wireless n about 100mbps.
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| 566718, RE: Downloads Speed Posted by passoc, Sun Nov-08-20 01:16 AM
 
 
   I had a similar issue but in my case I subscribe at 100 mbps.
 I first had to update my modem to one that supports the higher speed. A list of supported modems for each speed level.
 
 To get the speed on wifi I had to upgrade to an a/c mimo router that supports the higher wifi speed.
 
 I now have >100 mbps on wifi and greaster range to boot.
 
 
 Good luck!
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| 566719, RE: Downloads Speed Posted by passoc, Sun Nov-08-20 01:24 AM
 
 
   Sorry, I'm working on a linux laptop right now and had posting
problem,
Line should say that a list of supported modems for each speed
level is posted on the Spectrum site. | 
| 566720, RE: Downloads Speed Posted by therube, Mon Nov-09-20 04:13 PM
 
 
   > checking my speed
 How?
 
 Note that in order to see "200" (among other things) the source must support at least that speed in their sending of a file.
 
 So if slowdownloadsite.com only sends at 20 MB/s, you'll never see 200 from them.
 
 
 > I see advertised the devices to plug in throughout your residence to increase speed
 
 What are these devices?
 (Sounds like snake oil to me.)
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