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Hello,
I was just wondering how I calculate how fast my transferring of data is. It says 48.00 Mbps and stength like Very Good or whatever, but that's like just doing a test. I want to see how much is going out of my computer RIGHT at a SPECIFIC moment. For instance, I'm downloading something off the internet. I want to know how much that is taking out of my overall speed.
Probably isn't clear enough.
Thanks,
Alacritous
14.7 probably :o
if you are using XP you should be able to use Ctrl+Alt+Del in the networking section there is a one. but if not look for tools on the internet
11 Mbps for my wireless connection. you must have 802.11g
I have 802.11b
Depends on the OS but there should be a monitor program look under start -> Accessories -> System
:)
To be really specific here, at any given moment in time there will be either 0 or 1 signals going out.Quote:
Originally posted by alacritous
I want to see how much is going out of my computer RIGHT at a SPECIFIC moment.
Use a voltmeter :D
Count the jumps in the gauge :lol:
Better yet, use an oscilloscope, my dad has some the mil. "lent" him =)
I've got one you can have. I have no clue how to work the thing. It just does lots of pretty patterns when you lick the leads. :confused:
http://www.vbforums.com/attachment.p...postid=1793018
Not what I mean't. I know 802.11g is 52 Mbps.Quote:
Originally posted by dglienna
11 Mbps for my wireless connection. you must have 802.11g
I have 802.11b
I solved it though.
Alacrious