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Hi All!
I have a three month old 8400. It replaced a Inspiron 7000 that has a
Pentium 2, . Way faster, even response on the Internet felt faster.
Inspiron is now upstairs wireless. On my network I also have a Pentium 4
clone which replaced a HP which has a Pentium 3. These computers are
wired to a Belkin Pre-N wireless / wired router with cat 6 cable, except
the Inspiron of course. Now I've been getting a 2.6M to 2.7M download
speed. I upgraded to 6M download service from Comcast but the 8400
doesn't get better then 2.7M. The clone gets 5.8M, the laptop went from
2.2M to 3M, the HP went from 2.7M to 3.8M. I've tried a different cable,
I've tried switching ports with the clone, same results. I've installed
the latest Dell Broadcom 57XX drivers and the latest chipset drivers.
I've examined the router settings but haven't found anything that would
affect the 8400. Since I've swapped cables and ports I have to conclude
it's in the Dell. Any ideas?
Thanks
Paul
Hi All!
I have a three month old 8400. It replaced a Inspiron 7000 that has a
Pentium 2, . Way faster, even response on the Internet felt faster.
Inspiron is now upstairs wireless. On my network I also have a Pentium 4
clone which replaced a HP which has a Pentium 3. These computers are
wired to a Belkin Pre-N wireless / wired router with cat 6 cable, except
the Inspiron of course. Now I've been getting a 2.6M to 2.7M download
speed. I upgraded to 6M download service from Comcast but the 8400
doesn't get better then 2.7M. The clone gets 5.8M, the laptop went from
2.2M to 3M, the HP went from 2.7M to 3.8M. I've tried a different cable,
I've tried switching ports with the clone, same results. I've installed
the latest Dell Broadcom 57XX drivers and the latest chipset drivers.
I've examined the router settings but haven't found anything that would
affect the 8400. Since I've swapped cables and ports I have to conclude
it's in the Dell. Any ideas?
Thanks
Paul