shaheem1987

@shaheem1987 (17)

Maldives • Age 37

Joined myLot 17 years ago

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Upgraded to 2GB RAM and the PC is still sluggish

ahgong @ahgong (10064) • Singapore 13 Mar 08

I have upgraded my RAM to 2GB from 1GB and still my PC is running sluggish. Even when I stop the unnecessary applications from running, I can still feel the lag in the speed of the response from the few...

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shaheem1987 Thanks for considering my suggession. If the greater share of CPU usage is used by system idle process. Then there is no problem with the CPU usage. I suggested to use RAID 0 RAID 1 will improve the reliablity. RAID 0 will improve the performance...

29 Jun 08

whats your internet speed - in mbps

knightrider @knightrider (1083) • India 26 Jun 08

i have an a broadband connection with an internet speed of 100 mbps, is it the best speed avaialable, or are there better speeds for broadband connection

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shaheem1987 100 Mbps is the LAN speed, not the internet speed. The maximum speed possible now for household is I THINK roughly 5 mbps.

27 Jun 08

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whats your internet speed - in mbps

knightrider @knightrider (1083) • India 26 Jun 08

i have an a broadband connection with an internet speed of 100 mbps, is it the best speed avaialable, or are there better speeds for broadband connection

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shaheem1987 The speed you are experiencing is very fast. May i know how you calculated that speed. Do you used a program or website like "speedtest.net". Or you measured it by downloading a file?

27 Jun 08

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whats your internet speed - in mbps

knightrider @knightrider (1083) • India 26 Jun 08

i have an a broadband connection with an internet speed of 100 mbps, is it the best speed avaialable, or are there better speeds for broadband connection

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shaheem1987 It is correct. There is no problem with your service provider. 256 kbps means 256kilobits per second. It is not kilobytes. (8 kilobits = 1 kilobyte). So 256 kilobits is 256/8 = 32 kilobytes. So if you get 30-40 kilobytes ps it is actually 240-320 kbps. It...

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