Uploads speed horrible
 

so i've been having problems playing online games.

problem is my Upload speed is quite bad.

Download is about 25000kb and upload is about 400 kbs.

what's wrong?

i'm hooked up to a WRT54G2 V1 router and just upgraded the firmware.

i only have one other person using the line as well.


any help will be appreciated. thanks!

im having the same issue to.
download is at 24903.68kb
upload is at 532.48kb
im hooked up to a wrt54gs and its pretty laggy playing on xbox live. i played around a bit with the qos on the the router and manually set my upload bandwidth. that helped a little bit.

i ahve the same problem too

when two computers are gaming online
my latency has been going off the roof slow like crazy

im on shaw high speed

it depends what your advertised up is at

like i said in other threads, local ISP all seem to have super shitty up speeds.

im using a wrt54gs as well and im having bad upload atm

http://www.speedtest.net/result/526221109.png

what should we do guys!? this is ridiculous

i get called a lagger and it's worst than dying.

Download Speed: 6928 kbps (866 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 262 kbps (32.8 KB/sec transfer rate)

damn thats slow upload
through a linksys WRT160N

i went through the seattle server and its so slow
went through the vancouver server ands its much faster why is that?

playing games really suck too i also get called a laggger ahha

It doesn't matter what kind of router you're using. You're only thinking locally, i.e. the hardware on your end. What about all the routers and switches you have to go through to get to your destination along the way? A faster upload speed does not necessarily equal less lag. There are a lot of factors, such as the wiring from the CO to your house, the wiring INSIDE your house, interference (wired and wireless), etc that determine how laggy your connection is. What kind of connection does the server you're connecting to have? Standard cable? DSL? T1?

A bunch of you guys are using a wireless router, wireless interference is a big deal. Choose channels 1, 6, or 11. Those are the wireless channels that don't overlap with any other wireless channels.

Aren't you a CIST student? You sure are asking a lot of stupid questions. You should know all this already, at the very least the answer to this:

Suddenly Seattle is closer to us than Vancouver. :lol

i blame the heat haha