Recent content by Ringo

1400 with a 24 mb (10mb actual) connection. And I've heard some people fixed the issue with the Vista drivers, didn't work for me, but it's worth trying.

Like I said above, lowering your MTU helps quite a bit but it doesn't fix it. It's definatly not specifically one thing man. Theres something wrong with the drivers. I can repeat the bug all the time now with any application, if you download or transfer 2 things at once and then try and do a...

OK you got me that's not a 100% direct response to "Have you updated your drivers?" but I thought the implication that I had tried the drivers on a previous install and I was testing without them to try and rule them out as a cause didn't require further explanation.

I wasn't specific because the problem is not specific. Again, I've said several times that it happens when I use more than one high bandwidth download...from anywhere, Firefox, IE, Torrent, Usenet, dedicated downloaders from digidownload shops, any combination. My own words. I can replicate the...

As I said.

It's from a news reader.

Well I installed the nvidia drivers. Good news is that it's not crashing the network adapter bad news is that I've still got this choppy slow connection. Link Removed due to 404 Error I usually get about 12 MB out of my connection, at the moment I'm averaging about 1MB. Annoyingly I can't tell...

Dude...I'm not a complete novice here. I mean thanks for your help and everything but I'm a bit passed "Update your drivers" and I know how to test my download speed. Obviously I'm not a networking professional but if you could refrain from "have you checked it is plugged in?" type IT solutions. :P

Hmm OK, doesn't look like that's an option. My downloads cap out about 200kbps and the speed goes up and down all over the place. No DCs yet though, going to leave it a while before I install the drivers just to make sure that the problem definatly isn't there.

Well like I said, I installed all the drivers from the nvidia site with my last install and it constantly DCed, so I'm waiting to see if it DCs without them before I try them again.

I already tried Asus Probe and MBM5. It's the drivers for the MB not the software, it just doesn't seem to want to give any information to anything.

Nope, everything is stock, updated the bios to 1207 and reset to defaults. In fact at the moment besides installing the nvidia GPU drivers the install is untouched. Actually I have a suspicion that the CPU is running a bit hot (I was too lasy to put proper thermal goop on it so I'm just using...

I was still typing :P I'm deliberatly not installing the Nvidia drivers untill I see it disconnect without them. I'm fairly certain it didn't start disconnecting untill after I had installed those drivers and I also saw a couple of threads where people were having similair problems and solved...

2 - No yellow flags (besides Audio Controller but that's a different story). 3 - I'm the manufacturer I just did a clean install with 7200 (I was using 7100). So I'll see if that fixes things before I start trying stuff again. As far as I'm aware the problem was there from the start. It...

1 - Name [00000007] NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller Adapter Type Ethernet 802.3 Product Type NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller Installed Yes PNP Device ID PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0373&SUBSYS_82231043&REV_A2\3&2411E6FE&1&80 Last Reset 06/06/2009 13:12 Index 7 Service Name...