how to increase speed of broad band connection

[razorsenator]

hey i am using bsnl broadband connection unlimited plan .but speed of this plan is too low than the connection offering 1 GB downloading (i earlier used that one ) so the speed really sucks please tell me if there is any way to increase the speed of my internet connection .

[ander]

There is simply no way to increase the bandwidth allocated by your ISP (other than changing to another plan of course).

[Baby_HULK]

hey i am using bsnl broadband connection unlimited plan .but speed of this plan is too low than the connection offering 1 GB downloading (i earlier used that one ) so the speed really sucks please tell me if there is any way to increase the speed of my internet connection .

#1. Read the "So whats your speed" thread.
#2. Get a better Plan/ISP. Period.

[tarun036]

please tell me if there is any way to increase the speed of my internet connection .

lol

just give some monthly extra cash to u r bsnl internet provider and they will give u what u want

in other words change u r plan dude

[tarun036]

hey just forget my upper post there is a way to increase broadband speed without changing plan or isp

just read chip may 09 issue page 96 super charge u r internet it explains stepwise procedure how to inc speed

it works fine with me i got speed jump to 20 kbps !!!

[Tanmay®]

You can't theoretically *increase* the bandwidth you're provided but you can surely make use of every bit of it by using download accelerators.

Download from sources (links) which support multiple streams ex. mediafire.com

Then use a download manager like IDM which is famous for getting the max throughput possible.

To increase surfing speeds you can use OpenDNS and a good browser. (Opera seems fast enough, although I always prefer Firefox)

[BondRebornz]

By paying more! :roll:

[Baby_HULK]

By paying more! :roll:

how will paying more increase his net speed if he doesnt even get a better plan?

[BondRebornz]

Well assuming he isn't going to change the ISP, in most cases, you have to pay more you a better plan right?