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What's Your Speed?

Discussion in 'Networking' started by kojak, Apr 11, 2010.

  1. Match

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    :what:

    so the question is what's the largest(Fastest) package your ISP sells
     
  2. Dalo Harkin

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    I thought the fastest in the UK was 50Mb, but I know they have faster in the east, testing 100Mb last I heard :blink:
    Virgin reckon they will have it in 2012 I think it was, at least around this time people will be asking what hardware they need for it :)

    I'll have to run a wire direct from my modem to my PC and do the test again as that one was through a modem, then router then switch to pc :D
    questions, questions, I am sure people will have questions why its set up like that :snckr: ASK AWAY
     
  3. Makcalable

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    Well here is my Pitiful Speed Test Result. :(

    Thats sky broadband for ya!
     
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    I used to have Sky, at 2 Different addresses I had no probs and thought their customer service was brilliant, till I moved here, unfortunately here is connected to the exchange by 2K of copper wire, belonging to BT :madd: the best I could get was 2MB/s quoted 4MB/s and after a number of emails to Ofcom and BT about changing the exchange, Not really a big deal as were between two telegraph poles one to a closer main exchange the other copper to a sub exchange that then routes to the main exchange :huh: I told BT to stick their phone line where the sun don't shine and they told me I had to pay £60 to cancel the contract :madd: after a short but nasty call they wavered the £60 :nod: and I now have a Virgin phone line and Broadband, with Sky TV, not the cheapest way to do things but then I think Virgin TV sucks :p:
     
  5. Makcalable

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    Yeah i agree! was thinking of switching to virgin broadband and if possible keep sky tv as i think it cheaper than virgin tv anyway.

    sky have a nasty habbit of capping upload/download speed quite regular for some reason, i think it has something to do with priority over high low paying customers to the high paying, as this is what the government proposed a while back but i think its already happening.

    so basically you have to pay through the nose to get good broadband.
     
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    The ISP's in Sweden are advertising up to 1000MBS for those who live in apartment houses in the cities. Unfortunately I live in a village so the best I can have is 24MBS.

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    I pay for 24Mbs and get...

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  8. jelly1991

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    I checked my internet speed at Scanmyspeed.com .I got accurate results.
    My Results are
    Download speed-20.057Mbps
    Upload speed-6.647Mbps.
    Is this good or not?
     
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    I pay for up to 60Mb. but always get more than that.
     

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    Hi Guys. I have 3 Computers side by side all out of the same Modem/Router.
    The results are 116.86Mbps 87.14Mbps 98.55Mbps
    Why is it so?:)
     

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