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Old 05-03-2011, 03:40 PM   #65
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Originally Posted by MerLock View Post
I think AT&T's networks are overloaded and that's why they are resorting to this. I've had their DSL for numerous years now and never had any problems till about a year ago. My internet runs fine during non peak hours but during peak hours it slows to a crawl. I can't even stream video and barely able to browse the web. It always happens from ~6:00pm to ~11:30pm.

Since it runs fine all other times I think I'm safe to assume it's nothing on my end (phone line, modem, router, PC) and it's their network.

I wish they spent the money in upgrading their network!
Yep - that's a classic symptom of network congestion. With me, as I mentioned earlier in the thread, it occurs during "working hours" since the area I live in is more business than residential.

Capping should hopefully ease the situation. Fewer people streaming video in peak hours should mean less network congestion.
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