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Increasing upload speed

Asked by Chal2004 in Broadband Internet

Tags: upload, speed, increase

I have a lingering problem that I cannot solve. My ISP plan is 512/128. I using Windows XP SP2 Professional with a Netcomm NB9W. Under my old system (windows 98 Acatel USB modem) I could not upload greater than 48. I was told by my service provider that change the system change the speed. Even with the latest modem, I still only get 48. Very occaisonally I have noticed 96, but mainly 48. I have run Dan Elwell's Broadband Speed test for two weeks now, all saying the same thing - 48 upload speed. My ISP is not offering any help and now say it must be the phone line. Are there settings I can change in windows to increase upload speed/ Running VOIP at 48 means I'm not getting the best speed when I'm paying for 128 (I'm assuming that my voice quality at the other end will be better with less lag - is this correct?). What actually determines upload speed?. Where are settings actually located as when I loaded the NB9W onto the system it registered 48 in the main screen automatically and not 128. Help!
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