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Article #396Re: 56k modems and PING time!
From: Matt Johnson
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 1997 00:00
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accually ping times aren't your greatest concern. the biggest concern is how long it takes your server "hop" from server to server and finally your destination. if you have windows 95' get a ms-dos window and type "tracert" and then the sites address "10.4.56.78.34" or something like www.myserver.com and then it will give you the server names you are connecting to and the ping time. you should only have to "hop" about 8-10 times. if more like 15-20, find a new isp. check out cnet.com for more speed tips. it should be on their front page. killa@[No SPAM].poboxes.com (Killa) wrote in article <3415c58d...@news.demon.co.uk>... >im thinking of upgrading my current modem a standard 28.8k to a 56.6k >modem. my principal motivation being a better ping time (hence less >lag), although i have heard rumourz that this isnt always the case, >has anybody else had similar experiences? >did a modem upgrade improve your ping times?? > > >cheers, > > >-Rood-BwoY-
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