Post: How To Speed Up Your Internet.
02-02-2010, 12:02 AM #1
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Go to Start -> Control Panel

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Next Click on Network Connections in Control Panel

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After That Right click on Local Area Connection and then click on Properties.

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After that Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then click on properties.

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Then Select Use the following DNS server addresses in filed Preferred DNS server type 8.8.8.8 and in Alternate DNS server type 8.8.4.4

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02-02-2010, 12:08 AM #2
Tomes
Banned
this is making my intertnet worse wtf?
02-02-2010, 12:30 AM #3
how? it worked for mine and my other friends it doubled the speed.
02-02-2010, 03:21 AM #4
Doesn't appear to really help anything. If anything it made it slightly worse.

Steps I took:
1. Tested at Speedtest.net - 7.6mbps download.. .8 mbps upload.. Ping 26
2. Changed the DNS server address to those mentioned.
3. Tested at Speedtest.net - 6.9mbps download.. .7 mbps upload.. Ping 68
4. Rebooted to assure settings took affect.
5. Tested at Speedtest.net - 6.8 mbps download.. .6 mbps upload.. Ping 69
6. Set it to auto detect DNS server.
7. Tested at Speedtest.net - 7.2 mbps download.. .7 mbps upload.. Ping 28
8. Rebooted to assure old settings took affect.
9. Tested at Speedtest.net - 7.6 mbps download.. .8 mbps upload.. Ping 24


After thoroughly testing it, I determined it personally isn't worth it for me. May be different for others, but the result weren't lying. :P
02-02-2010, 04:34 AM #5
Originally posted by SpeakYourMind View Post
Doesn't appear to really help anything. If anything it made it slightly worse.

Steps I took:
1. Tested at Speedtest.net - 7.6mbps download.. .8 mbps upload.. Ping 26
2. Changed the DNS server address to those mentioned.
3. Tested at Speedtest.net - 6.9mbps download.. .7 mbps upload.. Ping 68
4. Rebooted to assure settings took affect.
5. Tested at Speedtest.net - 6.8 mbps download.. .6 mbps upload.. Ping 69
6. Set it to auto detect DNS server.
7. Tested at Speedtest.net - 7.2 mbps download.. .7 mbps upload.. Ping 28
8. Rebooted to assure old settings took affect.
9. Tested at Speedtest.net - 7.6 mbps download.. .8 mbps upload.. Ping 24


After thoroughly testing it, I determined it personally isn't worth it for me. May be different for others, but the result weren't lying. :P



YOU Are a douche, sir. For you freaking signature :( lol
02-02-2010, 04:50 AM #6
Originally posted by ToAsTy
YOU Are a douche, sir. For you freaking signature :( lol


[offtopic]ehehehehe.. ownt :P [/offtopic]
02-18-2010, 06:07 AM #7
LTBadBoy
Camel Toe
i gotta try this even though im happy with my connection speed
02-19-2010, 04:18 PM #8
Killakk
Former Staff
Thank you! professor computer man. Could you get more of these hacks/noob versions
02-22-2010, 11:02 AM #9
Hi

Configure your browser so it won't display graphics, animations, sound, video or other multimedia content (see "How to Turn Off Sounds, Pictures or Video on Web Pages").

Surf when Internet traffic is low. Heaviest traffic is usually on weekends and evenings.

Use your cache effectively. "Cache" refers to storage space where your recently visited Web sites are saved. You may need to resize your cache allotment, or you may need to purge your cache periodically. Look through your browser's menus for items named Cache, Temporary Internet files and so on.

Upgrade your modem. 56.6 kb/s modems are the fastest telephone modems available.

Consult with your Internet service provider to ensure that your modem is configured correctly.

Replace your telephone modem with a fast-access connection such as wave, ISDN, DSL, satellite, a cable modem and so on.

Thanks

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