When i use utorrent to download torrents i have speed like 3.5MB(on the cable) after that i unplug the cable and go wireless with my laptop ... the speed with the wireless is like 1.2 MB whats the problem ?
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Man ... i'm paying for 20 mbps internet with no session restrictions.If you think that 3.5 is medium speed OK . But how can I get the wireless to the same speed :P and i'm using dd-wrt.v24-11793_NEWD_mini_wgr614v8-L
20 Mbps but when downloading with only cable that doesnt go trought the router when p2p i go to 8mb/s wich si like 64Mbps ... and when with cable that goes trought the router it's like 3.5Mb/s and the wireless is 1.2mb/s ... i have tryed original firmware tomato firmware and now dd-wrt ...
is it the same machine? I mean, is it like a laptop, and you get 3.5MB with it when hardwired, and then when you disconnect it and go wireless, you're getting 1.2 on the same machine?
Or is it a desktop and a laptop getting two different speeds?
Does the machine have the same IP address when it is hardwired as it does when it is wireless? If not, do you have the ports forwarded from the router to the bittorrent software properly?
...or, did I understand correctly from "when downloading with only cable that doesnt go trought the router" that when you're using hardwired mode, you're bypassing the router all together, and it has an external IP address?
It sounds like you could have a port forwarding problem. When going wireless, it's behind a NAT router, and bittorrent is sensitive to NAT unless you do port forwarding. That would affect your speeds. And when you're hardwired, you're not using NAT, so it wouldn't have the same effect. Could this be it?
", is it like a laptop, and you get 3.5MB with it when hardwired, and then when you disconnect it and go wireless, you're getting 1.2 on the same machine? "
yes it is a laptop and it's the same way your are discrabing it :P and i have opened ports from 1 to 66534(i think this is the last port number but not sure :P) If you dont belive me i can get a screenshot from the utorrent that the port is opened.What else can it be ?anyone who would like to try i can give the ip address and and user and login to try :)
You've opened every single port? You might as well just tell the router to put your laptop into the DMZ. BTW, have you tried that? You offer a screenshot of the utorrent. But what I want to know is if the ports are forwarded IN THE ROUTER.
Is QOS enabled on the router? I can't think of anything else you could deliberately do to make the router slow down the traffic.