How fast is my eircom broadband

To see what speed your line can support please choose from our range of broadband bundles and then check your availability. For active broadband customers check your line here. We say "up to" because with these products the broadband speeds your line can receive to your door will depend on a number of factors, including how far you are from your local exchange - the closer you are, the higher the speed your line can handle.

Boost your broadband speeds. Download refers to the speed with which you can receive content from the Internet. Upload refers to the speed with which you can send content. This could be sending an email, uploading photos to a website or filling out a web order form. Most people download much more than they upload, therefore Broadband download speeds are always set to be faster than upload speeds.

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Get faster broadband. How can I check my broadband speed? What do my results mean? How fast does my broadband speed really need to be? How can I compare broadband speeds from one provider to another? Why am I not getting the broadband speeds I signed up for? How can I speed up my broadband connection? Reposition your router - moving your router into the direct line of sight of your device will help maximise your speed. Turn your router off and on again - switching your router off for about 30 seconds and then turning it back on can really help improve your speed.

When you turn it back on, it will search for the fastest channel available at that moment. Remove obstacles from the vicinity of your router - items like baby monitors and microwaves can interfere with your broadband signal. Removing these from the same room as your router can help you to improve your broadband speed.

Install anti-virus software - if your device gets infected with malware, you will likely see a decline in performance speed.