Misc: Speed up Mozilla Firefox about 3-30x Faster
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stratoskater wrote:wow! my very own two stickiesWTF, i did not find this, i figured this out myself.kaptainkommie wrote:Great find. Tested and works with the Linux distribution of Firefox in addition to the Windows distro.
ROFL, don't lie. These same options were previously posted on many different tweaking sites, do you really think we're THAT stupid?
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Most ethernet port's couldn't even handle that, the max on most is 100mb/sec, gigabyte ethernet get's it up to 1gb/sec, but most router's won't handle that.M9 HE-DP Grenade wrote:actually there is a such thing as a T4,its speed is hundreds of megabytes,like 400mb i think. costs an arm and a leg every month
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Sadly, many people probably do believe him.kaptainkommie wrote:ROFL, don't lie. These same options were previously posted on many different tweaking sites, do you really think we're THAT stupid?stratoskater wrote:wow! my very own two stickiesWTF, i did not find this, i figured this out myself.kaptainkommie wrote:Great find. Tested and works with the Linux distribution of Firefox in addition to the Windows distro.
Anyways, it works, and that is all that counts. I use it and I love you for it
I personally have a 6 megabit (about a T3) connection for only $45 a month, through RoadRunner.Katarn wrote:because the grade of cable i had (faster than t3) was $100 or so a month.
http://reviews.cnet.com/Bandwidth_meter ... 4_7-0.html <-- Speed test if you're bored, heh
some of you are just full of s***
Anyone who said that they have cable that is faster or as fast as T3 are either completely full of s*** or just stupid. T3 runs at 45mbit (44.736mbit actually) SYNCHRONOUS.
First off, there is only one place in the country (the US, that is) that has a cable connection of 50mbit, that even that isn't synchronous (I should mention that synchronous means that the download speed is the same as the upload speed).
Second, for the people who say their DSL is at T3 speeds, go soak your head. A standard ADSL line is much slower than a cable connection (generally around 3-4mbit).
You guys really shouldn't just make stuff up and pretend to know what you're talking about. The least you could do is google it so you don't embarrass yourself.
First off, there is only one place in the country (the US, that is) that has a cable connection of 50mbit, that even that isn't synchronous (I should mention that synchronous means that the download speed is the same as the upload speed).
Second, for the people who say their DSL is at T3 speeds, go soak your head. A standard ADSL line is much slower than a cable connection (generally around 3-4mbit).
You guys really shouldn't just make stuff up and pretend to know what you're talking about. The least you could do is google it so you don't embarrass yourself.