Feb 10, 2004 #1 W WookieRookie Gawd Joined Jan 7, 2002 Messages 959 If all three of the computers on my network are downloading a file at the same time or using the internet at the same time, is the bandwidth split equally and will they all go at the same rate?
If all three of the computers on my network are downloading a file at the same time or using the internet at the same time, is the bandwidth split equally and will they all go at the same rate?
Feb 10, 2004 #2 B bigstusexy 2[H]4U Joined Jan 28, 2002 Messages 3,194 Theoretically, if there isn't any type of QOS then yes thats how it should work
Feb 10, 2004 #3 J jasonlitka 2[H]4U Joined Mar 12, 2001 Messages 3,794 Originally posted by bigstusexy Theoretically, if there isn't any type of QOS then yes thats how it should work Click to expand... But it won't. Whoever started first will choke the rest and end up with 80% of the bandwidth.
Originally posted by bigstusexy Theoretically, if there isn't any type of QOS then yes thats how it should work Click to expand... But it won't. Whoever started first will choke the rest and end up with 80% of the bandwidth.
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