The fastest that you can get with a modem from one phone to another is 33.6
kbps. To an ISP you can get a max of 53 kbps download and an upload of 48
kbps for the new V.92 standard which not too many people know about yet.
These rates are for ideal line conditions (local loop to central office).
Here's info about it at my online book:
Re: Modem speed ...Barto wrote: ... > My modem will only go at 33.2 Kbps when it would always be on 56K. ... > have spoken to my ISP and there is nothing wrong their end. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers)
Re: Modem speed ...Barto wrote: ... > My modem will only go at 33.2 Kbps when it would always be on 56K. ... > have spoken to my ISP and there is nothing wrong their end. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers)
Re: Can I get faster than 512 on these figures? Talk Talk says no. ... Seems to me as if it might be trying just a bit too hard (I'd rather have stable service than the last ounce of line speed), ... an order for 8000 kbps (to then limit to 4000 within the ISP network).... mostly for the benefit of the ISP (to allow them another fee... (uk.telecom.broadband)
Re: Broadband Test results Interpreation - Help Please ... Test1 comprises of Best Effort Test:... Actual IP throughput achieved during the test was - 2862 kbps...ISP congestion / traffic management. ... I only live 70m from the local BT exchange :-) but having recently moved in haven't got round yet to sorting out the very long extension which is the only phone socket near a plug into which I can plug my wireless router. ... (uk.telecom.broadband)
Re: CentralPoint / Fast24 migration problems ... being able to sign up with any other ISP.... Plus.Net has no port blocks... have that at 2000 kbps.... Peter M. (14.99 account, but because others have signed up, pay less!) ... (uk.telecom.broadband)
