Guys
What connection speed has you? We know if we have 1 Mbit/s we really not have this speed. It is always a bit lower than our ISP have promised.
But choose your speed as you was promised. If you know your real speed lets go for it.
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Guys
What connection speed has you? We know if we have 1 Mbit/s we really not have this speed. It is always a bit lower than our ISP have promised.
But choose your speed as you was promised. If you know your real speed lets go for it.
At my grandparents, we have a 2mb ADSL connection which is pretty stable.
In the USA at home I have a 4mb cable connection with Time Warner (when it went from Adelphia I had a bit of trouble but all is well now)
At work in the USA we have a T1
At work in the UK we have a 2mb ADSL with a contention ratio of 1:50 which sucks, so we're looking at upgrading to an 8mb ADSL with 1:10 or SDSL (1:1)
I went for 4mb as that's what I have
EDIT: P.S. You've not voted yet ;)
I have 8 Mbit/s but it is not really 8 Mbit/s. See below:
TCP downstreams : 7,01 Mbit/s
TCP upstreams : 726,91 kbit/s
UDP downstreams : 7.16 Mbit/s
UDP upstreams : 874.45 kbit/s
This is from when I run a Swedish connestion test program named TP-test.
But this program is not for testing through WLAN or wireless network.
There is various reasons why I not can get full access but the connection itself is wery stable. I´ve never had a problem. I started with a 256 kpbs and then change to 0,5 then change to 2 and last upgraded to 8 Mbit/s. The highest speed I can get is 24 Mbit/s and only get 1 Mbit/s upstreams. It isn´t worth that when I think of the cost.:icon_smile:
2Mb now...
Though we're still getting 1Mb speeds but then it was a free upgrade so cant really complain.
1.5mbps ADSL downstream
512kbps upstream
The ISP seems to be real slow upgrading to the apparant ADSL2 or w/e it's called. We have a competiting ISP (Shaw Cable) with has about 8-10mbps downstream.
2 Mb/s download and .5 Mb/s upload on DSL. At least that is what they tell me I am paying $95 a month for. As I live out in the sticks of South Carolina this is the only non-dialup option available to me locally. The local phone company is the only service available for phone/cable/DSL besides satelite, and internet service is not available via cable.
Very rarely do I hit those numbers. Usually I get 250 to 500 Kb/s download and 150 to 250 Kb/s upload speeds. If you notice my Majestic scores I don't crawl very fast (even if it's fairly steady now), and I also had to turn Majestic upload/download speeds down to 40% just to get fairly reliable internet access and not interrupt Boinc too much.
Speed is relative to me, I demand access so I connect to the net through Verizon. Although there is a limit I have superceded that limit with some manipulation of the defualt settings of the routers at the C.O. or Central Office only to get myself in trouble with my provider ( I really don't suggest altering your limit by your self). But If I might say anything is possible with in limitations as the point I am trying to make don't exceed the limitations of the proper cabling accessing your site. If you on a copper antiquated peice of crap, don't set your bandwidth to OC-1 capability, you will be flogged immediately. Try something a little less inconspicuos, like a 3 meg download. Just my opinion and my amazing ability to stay out of jail for such unforgiveable demands, I want fiber to my door damn It!
Ok Enough Ranting!
Not too bad I guess... It's actually alot faster in the morning. I usually can get over 5mb.
http://www.speedtest.net/result/51773397.png
Here's mine, I use to get loads more but it looks like they've capped me now at 10MB...
http://www.speedtest.net/result/51774133.png
You can go to www.speedtest.net to test your connection speed and publish the results here if you want to compare!
http://www.speedtest.net/result/51790075.png
I found my net connection use my full speed yesterday when i downloaded OpenSUSE from Austria. 1.2mb per second.