knreed explains here that the value presently is not properly recorded! The 63.5 required is already a reduction from 75 or so when the project started.

The office internal is meaningless as is any LAN internal speed. What is relevant is the actual measured data throughput at the device. You can see that in the BOINC message tab window where every file up/downloaded has a transfer rate attached. Most of mine only show 5-20kb/sec (and i have near 20mbit down / 480kb up per my Router enquiry screen).

Please check the client_state.xml file (BOINC program dir) for a section like below:

<net_stats>
  <bwup>83990.9</bwup> 
  <bwdown>144088</bwdown> 
</net_stats>

In order to fool the server, one time, exit BOINC, open the client_state.xml with a flat text editor like notepad and amend the <bwdown> value to say like 100000. Save, making sure the name stays 'client_state.xml' and restart BOINC. Watch that value as it is influenced by connection to any project your client is attached to.

There is really little work, like 820 units per batch for AC@H, so chances of getting an AC@H job are small. Make thus sure to keep a short connect time and select the 'if there is no work option' in your My Project profile, or your client sits doing nothing.