weird ping problem

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  1. TCG
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       #21

    Ok then. That should safely eliminate your router as the culprit. To eliminate the cable I'd just run the same test again with your wireless computer, using the ethernet to the modem in the same manner and bypassing wireless. I have a feeling that it's going to work fine but ya never know :)

    I'd be curious what your machine does with an alternate install / operating system . That will tell us if it's software or hardware on your machine. I think a PE disc would probably be the easiest thing to try there, I'm sure we can help walk you through it if you need help.
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  2. Posts : 660
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       #22

    Just an odd point...I'm just trying to figure how you can get so different ping times if your upload and download times are the same as per your post 13? A ping packet is a data packet the same as ordinary file packets...its just data...so if you have vastly different ping tests I don't see why you have the same up /download speeds????
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  3. TCG
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       #23

    Very good point
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  4. Posts : 17
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       #24

    TCG said:
    Ok then. That should safely eliminate your router as the culprit. To eliminate the cable I'd just run the same test again with your wireless computer, using the ethernet to the modem in the same manner and bypassing wireless. I have a feeling that it's going to work fine but ya never know :)

    I'd be curious what your machine does with an alternate install / operating system . That will tell us if it's software or hardware on your machine. I think a PE disc would probably be the easiest thing to try there, I'm sure we can help walk you through it if you need help.
    well, thats not it.....
    still 500ms,

    what now?
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  5. Posts : 3,427
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       #25

    Sorry, can you clarify that? Do you mean that a seperate install didn't work?

    If so, I think we have to safely assume it might be the ethernet connection. Do you by chance have a USB wireless adapter you can test on the desktop?
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  6. Posts : 17
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       #26

    huh? what do u mean?

    wat i did is connect the cable from the router to the laptop, so the laptop wasnt wireless anymore.
    and i still got 20ms on the speedtest on the laptop
    Last edited by devilite; 14 May 2011 at 07:25.
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  7. Posts : 17
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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       #27

    well?
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  8. Posts : 660
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       #28

    Try going to your PC motherboard manufacturers website and download the latest win 7 64 bit ethernet drivers.
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  9. Posts : 17
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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       #29

    didnt find any drivers...
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  10. Posts : 660
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       #30

    Which G41 board do you have?
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