DerPolacke Posted February 3, 2016 Posted February 3, 2016 Hello everyone, i need some help with setting up my Netduma R1.Why i'm asking for help? I'm not a pro with Netduma so it's better when i ask someone that knows how the N-R1 works instead to make my connection worse or even damage something. I also ask for help because after i got my N-R1 i can watch Youtube Videos without stuttering only in 480p max 720p, before i had the N-R1 i could watch Videos easy in 1080p. When i look at the Netduma "Bandwidth usage monitor" it shows most time only 10% instead of 50-80% to make 1080p to load fast.
Asentrix Posted February 3, 2016 Posted February 3, 2016 Well despite not wanting to help you due to yesterday , I'm going to anyways , for starters , have you read the following?http://wiki.netduma.com/doku.php?id=why_is_my_speed_lower
DerPolacke Posted February 3, 2016 Author Posted February 3, 2016 I'm reading and doing, i have a 16k Internet connection but with speedtest.net i get only 12.5 and 0.97 upload. But in wiki it says to type what i pay for so i typed 16k and 1k upload. I don't know what upload im paying for :x It says 12.6mb and 1.1upload Problem is that i cant still watch any 1080p videos :/
Asentrix Posted February 4, 2016 Posted February 4, 2016 I'm reading and doing, i have a 16k Internet connection but with speedtest.net i get only 12.5 and 0.97 upload. But in wiki it says to type what i pay for so i typed 16k and 1k upload. I don't know what upload im paying for :x It says 12.6mb and 1.1upload Problem is that i cant still watch any 1080p videos :/ Okay , also did you check to make sure that the geo-filter isn't active on your PC? In regards to your internet speed , if your ISP gives lets say 20Mbps , that would be 20 megabits , not megabytes. If you have 16Mbits , your average download will be 1600 kbps , or 1.6 megabytes per second You could try the following: • Contact your ISP and ask them if there's a line issue because you're not receiving the speed you pay for • Enable Super Turbo Mode (Disables congestion control which may be causing the issue) • Try an alternative router and see if you still experience a loss in up/down speeds Let me know how it goes
Zennon Posted February 4, 2016 Posted February 4, 2016 You type in the speed you actually get so type in 12.5 & 0.97 then to stop local congestion you move the sliders to 70% this will decrease the width of the band but you will have 30% head room to keep pings low while others use your network. Do not worry about decreasing the width down it does not effect the speed of your ping, a common misconception.
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