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additionally your downloads are not just your broadband but the server that is sending the file can be a bottleneck<br />
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run cmd and type tracert (servername) and that may show a problem copy it to here so we can see it
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additionally your downloads are not just your broadband but the server that is sending the file can be a bottleneck

run cmd and type tracert (servername) and that may show a problem copy it to here so we can see it

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It is also likely that there is contention for your broadband connection. Although your physical pipe is 2Mbps, it is extremely unlikely that your ISP has sufficient backhaul capacity to provide 2Mbps to every one of their customers at the same time.<br />
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So, the real speed you get is likely to depend upon what other customers of the ISP are doing at the time. One of the problems for ISPs at the moment is that the advent of P2P traffic is changing the shape of customers bandwidth demands. People are downloading more in the background which changes the requirements for the ISP.<br />
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Cheers,<br />
<br />
Joel
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It is also likely that there is contention for your broadband connection. Although your physical pipe is 2Mbps, it is extremely unlikely that your ISP has sufficient backhaul capacity to provide 2Mbps to every one of their customers at the same time.

So, the real speed you get is likely to depend upon what other customers of the ISP are doing at the time. One of the problems for ISPs at the moment is that the advent of P2P traffic is changing the shape of customers bandwidth demands. People are downloading more in the background which changes the requirements for the ISP.

Cheers,

Joel

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Hi<br />
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i have a broadband with 2 mb of bandwith,and when i download a file from the web the transfert rate is from 192 kb/s to 92kb/s why i have this rate and i have 2mb in my bandwith <br />
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Regards <br />
<br />
ahmed
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Hi

i have a broadband with 2 mb of bandwith,and when i download a file from the web the transfert rate is from 192 kb/s to 92kb/s why i have this rate and i have 2mb in my bandwith 

Regards 

ahmed

bandwith

The term broadband commonly refers to high-speed Internet access that is always on and faster than the traditional dial-up access. Broadband includes several high-speed transmission technologies such as digital subscriber line (DSL), cable, fiber optics, wireless (for which there is a separate topic), satellite and broadband over powerlines (BPL).