Post your broadband speed - Page 30

slickric21 · 12-23-2012, 13:19 | posts: 1,680 | Location: U.K

Not had much luck with the Flash based testers ??? (eg speedtest.net) so having to use other sites to test speed, sadly none give a sig apart from this one.

Paying £20pm for 9ths, then £30 thereafter iirc for above speeds.
Rock solid, 24/7.
9.6MB/s up and 2.4MB/s down throughput.

sykozis · 01-10-2013, 02:56 | posts: 13,485 | Location: US East Coast

Been having some issues with the wife's laptop and new connection speed. Decided tonight to run the connection test and came up with this.

That's on a 50/25 connection.... Her ping is a bit higher than mine....I'm guessing due to wireless-G

Anarion · *Last edited by Anarion; 01-23-2013 at 00:21.*

LTE, unlimited but speed capped to 50 Mbit, costs 19,99 €/month. Almost makes me want to pay a bit more for 100 Mbit.

Replaces our ADSL. Redid the test and got 44 Mbit for upload.

BABA-The Hacker · 01-21-2013, 18:10 | posts: 301 | Location: Xylanthia

check network adapter card properties>IPV4 or IPV6 settings.... at the bottom:

set to : Obtain DNS server address automatically

scoutingwraith · 01-21-2013, 18:15 | posts: 9,222 | Location: Sector ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha

My Cell xD with 3 bars reception.

__hollywood|meo · 01-22-2013, 10:26 | posts: 2,318 | Location: why do you want to know? stalkers..

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Originally Posted by __hollywood|meo

just moved. my internets back up, looking good. lines listed as 20/2 btw

its nice being able to disable the wireless transmitter and QoS on my router. no more roommates! yay

Shadowdane · 01-22-2013, 16:18 | posts: 644 | Location: Virginia

Just upgraded to 100/20 package with Cox... god I love it!

dsbig · *Last edited by dsbig; 01-28-2013 at 14:23.*

im jealous of you people with those high download and upload speed.

I just upgraded from 40 to 60

I have nightmares about going back to dialup

Mda400 · 02-25-2013, 15:14 | posts: 318 | Location: Minnesota

Oh how I do love my tech college's fiber. I found a way to get onto Steam with this connection too

dr.noob · 02-25-2013, 15:19 | posts: 1,082 | Location: Portugal

30/2 max, plus 30 channels - 31.04€=40,8$

Anarion · 03-11-2013, 20:15 | posts: 9,146 | Location: Finland

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Originally Posted by Mda400

Oh how I do love my tech college's fiber. I found a way to get onto Steam with this connection too

It's kinda funny how wireless connection gives really nice speed nowadays, ping is even ping is acceptable without bad jitter and upload speeds are awesome. And it's cheap too compared to wired alternatives!

(artificial speed cap @ 50Mbit, can't get it all for 19,90 €/month

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Triton · 03-18-2013, 22:08 | posts: 25

250 down, 15 up, 1TB bandwidth. $115 a month (before tax) but it's worth it.

hallryu · 03-18-2013, 22:21 | posts: 10,837 | Location: England

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Originally Posted by Triton

250 down, 15 up, 1TB bandwidth. $115 a month (before tax) but it's worth it.

Christ on a bike, that's fast.

Triton · 03-19-2013, 05:16 | posts: 25

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Originally Posted by hallryu

Christ on a bike, that's fast.

Downloading games on Steam takes minutes, torrents go stupid fast and I can leave them seeding afterwards at a good speed without worrying about choking my connection. I love it.

My previous connection was DSL, 15 down, 1 up. Never going back.

Anarion · 03-19-2013, 17:19 | posts: 9,146 | Location: Finland

Doesn't sound that good value wise. 350 Mbit down and 20 Mbit up connections (obviously without any caps) go here for 70,47 €/kk (including 24% VAT).

LNCPapa · 03-19-2013, 21:04 | posts: 93

Sitting at my desk at work

Too bad my home connection doesn't compare.

freeZ · 03-20-2013, 01:43 | posts: 658

Looking at some of these connections, especially the full duplex ones, I'm very jealous.

The internet situation in Canada is brutal.

28/1 for ~$70 a month. Which compared to what I used to be paying isn't too bad, but the upload speed kills me. Can't even upload my music collection to Google Music (would probably take weeks). I think the most upload you can currently get from the Big 3 is 2mbit.

remixedcat · 03-20-2013, 17:35 | posts: 18

22 down/1.5 up and paying around 55/mo

rflair · 03-20-2013, 21:06 | posts: 2,211 | Location: Canada

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Originally Posted by freeZ

Looking at some of these connections, especially the full duplex ones, I'm very jealous.

The internet situation in Canada is brutal.

28/1 for ~$70 a month. Which compared to what I used to be paying isn't too bad, but the upload speed kills me. Can't even upload my music collection to Google Music (would probably take weeks). I think the most upload you can currently get from the Big 3 is 2mbit.

I didn't think Teksavvy was that expensive.

With Acanaca 28/1 I pay $45 a month unlimited.

Triton · 03-21-2013, 10:46 | posts: 25

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Originally Posted by Anarion

Doesn't sound that good value wise. 350 Mbit down and 20 Mbit up connections (obviously without any caps) go here for 70,47 €/kk (including 24% VAT).

For North America it's not bad. Our internet situation is a bit different because Canada and the USA are so large. European countries are small.

Quote:

Originally Posted by freeZ

Looking at some of these connections, especially the full duplex ones, I'm very jealous.

The internet situation in Canada is brutal.

28/1 for ~$70 a month. Which compared to what I used to be paying isn't too bad, but the upload speed kills me. Can't even upload my music collection to Google Music (would probably take weeks). I think the most upload you can currently get from the Big 3 is 2mbit.

I'm in Canada. It's not that bad unless you live in a rural location, really.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interne...ada#Comparison

I hope Novus brings fibre to my neighbourhood soon...

twtaylor · *Last edited by twtaylor; 03-21-2013 at 12:03.*

This is in Canada too so It's not all doom and gloom plus I have unlimited downloading. 75.00CAD/mo Yes, Rogers has unlimited for an extra 10.00CAD/mo.

Cyberdyne · 03-21-2013, 15:28 | posts: 1,264 | Location: USA, Pennsylvania

4G hotspot from Clear. I get almost double the speed I pay for, but probably because I live down the street from a Clearwire tower...
I've read about them throttling peoples speed often, but I've had a constant 8-10mb since I got it. Again, probably because I live so close to a tower.