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WinLinMac01 03-19-2008 02:49 PM

We shouldn't forget that ISP's can have unnoticeable problems as well. You may want to contact them and have them diagnose your connection. If you schedule an appointment, don't forget to show them your PC not your PC Mac, lol. You still did a good thing by purchasing Realtek. You are assured working connection now anytime you install an updated release of Leopard on your system. =)

WinLinMac01 03-19-2008 04:20 PM

so anything new?

xx66stangxx 03-20-2008 01:15 AM

well I don't think it could be my ISP because wouldn't my internet on Vista lag also? No not yet had class this morning but I did disable the nvidia lan lines on my mobo last night and made them inactive in leopard and still a little bit of lag, I need to type a paper right now but I think I might do it in Leopard so that I can try to figure out the problem.

agrafuese 03-20-2008 01:36 AM

@WinLinMac01: haha, yeah i've often wondered what would happen if a tech came over and saw my hackintosh. i think the world would collapse for him just a little bit.

on another note, this is the second thread i'm talking in where someone has recommended using a realtek adapter. hmm.

i'm actually going to try plugging straight into my cable modem in a little while and see if my router has anything to do with this issue.

WinLinMac01 03-20-2008 03:36 AM

well if there is still any improvement, that can be a sign, ;-)

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[cite] xx66stangxx:[/cite]well I don't think it could be my ISP because wouldn't my internet on Vista lag also? No not yet had class this morning but I did disable the nvidia lan lines on my mobo last night and made them inactive in leopard and still a little bit of lag, I need to type a paper right now but I think I might do it in Leopard so that I can try to figure out the problem.

bhast2 03-20-2008 07:57 AM

i was having internet lag time when i first installed leo but i found out it was my router so i pulled in an old one i had and it works great
the router that was causing me problems was an dlink N router brand new router Don't understand why but hey everything is working now

agrafuese 03-20-2008 08:36 AM

thanks for the info. i was going to try this out, but i realized that i need to wait a few more hours for a torrent to finish before i mess with my network. i'll be back when i try it.

WinLinMac01 03-20-2008 03:38 PM

Never asked xx66stangxx if he was using a router, lol. If it is the router, suggest you try a different one. =)

xx66stangxx 03-20-2008 07:25 PM

I was thinking it might be the router, it's a linksys wireless router about 4 years old, so after class I will connect my computer straight to the modem and see if that solves the problem

bhast2 03-20-2008 07:28 PM

when i had the d link router hooked up it cause big time lag
sometimes i couldn't even view web pages
and soon as i hooked up the other router or went straight to the modem it worked great