How to enable change how much mbps each of my systems have?
Ok. I have a virgin media super hub 2. I want to be able to download games faster. I heard qos can do it, but i don't know if virgin media supports it and how to do it. If i can't use qos is there anyway to change it. I want to be able to get more mbps on my ps3 and have less on my pc, iphone, tv, etc.
You should be able to find the setting to do this on your router. You will need to open up your web browser and type the default gateway in the address bar, this will be something like 192.168.1.1. You can find this by pressing the windows key + r and typing in cmd. Then in the command prompt type in ipconfig. Then look for the default gateway.
After getting to the login page you will have to find the default username and password for your router.
Hope this helps you!
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