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50Mb network optimisation Windows 7 Vs Windows XP (was GRABIT)
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Old 16-03-2010, 07:26   #1
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50Mb network optimisation Windows 7 Vs Windows XP (was GRABIT)

I have 2 machines:
Windows 7 Ultimate
Windows XP

Both running Grabit
I am Virgin Media's XXL package (50MBPS) and running a Netgear WNR2000 router.

The Windows 7 Machine is using a WN111V2 Wireless N USB Adapter.

The problem I am having is that the Windows XP machine is getting a speed of 1500+ kbps when using Grabit and the Windows 7 ULtimate is lucky if it reaches 700kbps.

I have tried some of the tweaks as mentioned on the website and in general I am obtaining speeds of 20000 kbps (not using grabit) on the Windows 7 Ultimate machine.

I must be missing something in order not to obtain the same download rate or quicker using Grabit.

Answers please :-)

PS. I have updated the latest drivers
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re: 50Mb network optimisation Windows 7 Vs Windows XP (was GRABIT)

Try alt.binz
http://www.altbinz.net/
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and I always get 2400Kbps
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Old 16-03-2010, 08:08   #3
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re: 50Mb network optimisation Windows 7 Vs Windows XP (was GRABIT)

Cheers I will give it a whirl
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Old 20-03-2010, 09:01   #4
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re: 50Mb network optimisation Windows 7 Vs Windows XP (was GRABIT)

Hi Stevie, opening up many threads on this problem will not cure it any faster, please stick to just one thread. Duplicate threads removed

I will though change the title as it's not just a grabit problem but a network/OS config problem
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