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thanks alot mnosteele52 and lobo =)
will try out what u have told me to do =)

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Browser/OS = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98; Win 9x 4.90; Q312461)

TCP options string = 020405b40103030201010402

MTU = 1500
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hehz, it's not the router, went to my friend's place n tested the tcp/ip analyzer on his comp n i get the same readings... direct connection and no router, i removed the router and i get the same readings for what i have with my router

i tested the tcp/ip analyzer on another comp and i get the same rwin of 1460... does that mean my IP has capped it?

hahahaha.. dun worry not pissed at all... just hoping to squeeze abit more out of my ISP

hang on while i scream... NNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thanks a million fellas!!!

seems like all the buffer help seems to be for window's XP, anything for people who haven't gotten XP n still running on the ol' win98se?

hahahaha... whoa! okay, that really clears up alot of doubts! thanks alot! now time to find that thread done by indy...

wondering if anyone would know if a cable splitter or cable tap... what's the difference? and which one would be better if my cable is to be splitted up to my cable modem and cable box?

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wondering if anyone would know if a cable splitter or cable tap... what's the difference? and which one would be better if my cable is to be splitted up to my cable modem and cable box?

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u're the main man lobo

whoops? doh!

if my isp locks it at 1460... that's bad rite?
but when i go to dsl reports it reads the rite rwin of 64240 which i have set. =\. this ain't good..

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hehz... give it to him man...

whoa... that's quite abit to digest... i'm in the case A like u described... so what i gotta do is to ground my splitter? and that might hopefully get rid of my problems?

bump, i seem to be getting problems like what u have said

ironically i'm getting the same problem as u weed ... but my isp isn't located in USA cause i'm in Singapore....

porperly grounded? how do i ensure that it's grounded?

kinda reading this and now wondering...
cause my ISP provides cable vision n they use a splitter to split up the signal one to my cable vision box and the other to my cable modem box... should i change the splitter to a tap?

and by changing to higher quality coax cables will it kinda improve my ...