One other thing to look at is traceroute timings. Traceroute is an area in the Network Utility. Pick a well known server that has dfferent speeds for the two computers and try to do a traceroute to it. This is a way to ask the network how you get to the server. Generally the first 3-4 lines should be almost identical on this traceroute. If not. 1. If one traceroute gives names and the other does not then you probbly have a DNS misconfiguration. . 2. If the numbers diverge on the secodn or third hop, try restarting the slow system. I believe there is a reset DHCP or request new lease for DHCP button in Network configuration which might resolve issues.
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