85 mbps download speed
For over3 years now I have been struggling to get a good wifi connection on my PS3 because I live in a basement suite. UNTIL NOW that is! I purchased a D- Link powerline, which basically turns the outlets in your house into a wired network. My old download speed on wifi was average 1.5 Mbps, and now it weighs in at 14 Mbps! Gone are the days of being unable to play games online because of a crappy wifi connection. Got this just in time for UC3, and I highly recommend it for anyone who has a poor wifi signal. Just out of curiosity, what speeds does your PS3 run at? Wired or.
So sometime in January this year, Optus increased the 4 G bandwidth on their towers from 10 to 15 Mhz note this is on the FD- LTE 1800 Mhz. In my area at.
The Ethernet port on the Verizon STBs is not active. It cannot be used for anything. STBs connect to the LAN using Mo CA; which means through the coax. The main router, whatever that is, needs to have a path to the Mo CA LAN in order for the STBs to work. Verizon routers have TWO Mo CA ports attached to ONE coax connector. One port is used for the WAN connection to the ONT and the other is used for the LAN connection to the STBs and other Mo CA LAN equipment. Verizon routers can get WAN connectivity over Mo CA (coax) or Ethernet, but not both at the same time. They will detect which is active and use the proper WAN link. When an ONT is configured for Ethernet WAN, a Verizon router needs to be connected to the Ethernet WAN port and coax for any Mo CA LAN devices (i.e. STBs). It is possible to use other Ethernet to Mo CA LAN adapters to bridge the two networks while using non- Verizon routers, but this gets complicated. Check out the Fi OS networking FAQ for.
Well the LTE speed is slower indoors than outdoor speaking of the same location, then it also varies from a location to another depending on how many bars of signal you get and how jammed is the tower you know some areas are more populated than others, then again it depends on the city and what kind of LTE is available there, is it a wide band or not but by all means the speeds you mentioned 0.5 and 2 mbps are miserable speeds they are even slower than 3 G speed, the max i got was 34 down and 11 up some people in other cities get 70+ down so i believe your location is the problem, probably you're not getting enough coverage like being at the borders of a city or so. Thanks Matt. I have called several times regarding the weak signal and slowdata connection. I was told that T-mobile would have signal boosters instock soon and it would boost the signal as well as data speed. I am nowjust waiting for that to be available again. BTW, for some reason I didn't get the private message so I am replyinghere. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S5 T- Mobile Support Community< LTE connection 0-2 mbps download speed created by tmo_matt< in Web & Data - View thefull discussion < 416696> Try this it works for me. Find ' Settings/ More Networks/ Mobile Networks/ Network Mode once there switch from ' LTE/ WCDMA/ GSM (auto connect to ' WCDMA/ GSM (auto connect. And Speedtest again. Basically your switching from 4 GLTE to the old fashion 4 G. ( FYI should be a pro-rated of some sort.) Gives me a whopping 5mbs download, 1mbs upload. beats LTE.05mbs download, 0.0mbs upload super fast speeds I was dealing with. lol.
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