Today I added a new member to my Mac family and became the proud owner of a 2.26GHz Mac mini, which will be used as a home theatre computer for my HDTV.
It's been great, but I noticed one significant problem.
I'm a usenet user, and on my MacBook Pro I download video at about 1.8MBps (not mbps, which my connection is at 15mbps) which is very fast and handy. I bought this Mac mini expecting it to be able to do the same, but even from when I first opened Safari, I noticed the pages took awhile to load.
Now that I'm using usenet, I notice I peak at 0.7MBps MAXIMUM but average at around 0.4MBps. What is the cause for such a discrepancy?
I'm on a 802.11n network as well, powered by an Apple Time Capsule in fact. My MacBook Pro has no internet troubles and is blazing fast, I'm not sure why this is being so slow.
It's been great, but I noticed one significant problem.
I'm a usenet user, and on my MacBook Pro I download video at about 1.8MBps (not mbps, which my connection is at 15mbps) which is very fast and handy. I bought this Mac mini expecting it to be able to do the same, but even from when I first opened Safari, I noticed the pages took awhile to load.
Now that I'm using usenet, I notice I peak at 0.7MBps MAXIMUM but average at around 0.4MBps. What is the cause for such a discrepancy?
I'm on a 802.11n network as well, powered by an Apple Time Capsule in fact. My MacBook Pro has no internet troubles and is blazing fast, I'm not sure why this is being so slow.