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You hav a brodbnd connection of 64kbps.1 of your frnds told you that you can increase the bandwidth by gttng the DNS of higher bandwith of the same service provider and replacing it with mine.is it tr?
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∙ 15y ago
You will not increase the bandwidth, however by using different DNS you may have a faster lookup speed. For example, if your current DNS is a slow machine it may take a second to translate Google from www.google.com to 64.233.187.99 which is the current IP address. A faster and bigger DNS may not be busy so it can hand you that translation really fast. However we are talking milliseconds here so there will be barely a lag. But back to the question NO it will NOT increase bandwidth.
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