@Dragineez wrote:
Wow!
If I bought a Ducati, that doesn't magically raise the speed limit on public roads. I'd still pretty much insist it be capable of exceeding 150 MPH. That's what I paid for.
I was pointing out that 99% of the people who use internet, do not even use a fraction of the upload speed. that they have. As such, with the exception of running a speedtest, most would not even know there was a problem because nothing that they are doing will be affected.
It can be a lot of work to try and hunt down a problem like this. And if you are not going to see any benefit for the work, why take the time out of the day that can be used for more enjoyable pursuits.
And as for your Ducati example. How do you know it can do 150 MPH. You cant check it. There is no where you can do that (legally in your state of mind). What if it can only do 140MPH, are you going to spend time and money to try and get that 10MPH back? Why, you'll never use it, and in the speeds that you do use the bike it would make no difference what-so-ever, so why put forth the effort.
I just wanted to point out that as long as you are not seeing any symptoms, and the internet does everything you want to do. Then why take time out of your busy day to fix something that will not change how it works for you.
And I didnt say not to do it, and if you had read the post you would know this if you had read the post. I said it MAY not be worth the effort. If you want to spend your time working on an issue like this, and you enjoy it. Go for it. Whatever makes you happy. I was just giving another POV on this, in case the OP didnt realize it or think of it. Steps for correcting the problem had already been covered very well. It was just another thought on the subject.
