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Solution Speed test

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Aug 8th, 2004
I took a speed test on my computer it said i had
634 down
132 up

I use dsl is there a way to increase theese numbers
Are theese numbers good
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Re: Speed test

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To begin with, your max upload/download speeds are primarily dependent on the specific type of connection package that your ISP gave you, and that can vary between ISPs. Residential DSL is usually ADSL; the "A" standing for Asynchronous. This means that your max upload speed could be capped at a much lower rate than your max download speed. The residential service most common is 768K down/128K up, so if that's the package you have you're doing fine.
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