DSL modem show 24Mbps speed, I get 1Mpbs

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My D-Link DSL modem shows around 24Mbps downstream, but I get only the speed of 1Mbps (112kb/sec).

I purchased 1Mbps, but I wonder why the modem shows 24Mbps downstream ?

Is it possible to access that whole speed ?

Dawod Khan

Posted 2016-05-05T09:22:02.577

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Answers

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Yes you can access the full speed. Pay for the difference.

Connection speed is just the back-end analog link quality, your speed is throttled separately.

Barleyman

Posted 2016-05-05T09:22:02.577

Reputation: 271

You mean, the downstream speed is local area speed? – Dawod Khan – 2016-05-05T09:36:03.107

@DawodKhan Essentially, yes. It's the connection from your modem to the ISP local "box" that should be relatively nearby. – Barleyman – 2016-05-05T09:38:16.527

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