What's your Internet Speed?

[Tews]

I just upgraded my ISP account (again )

 

[Willowhoop]

@willowhoop that ping at 55 is not to bad considering i seen much worse in game play some people have a high ping of 150+ but i know what you mean you would love to take full advantage of what your system could really do with that speed

Thats good to hear prob is I don't even know what a ping really is.
Yes, I would like to take full advantage, maybe one day.
Thanks hun

 

[Gata]

I'm supposed to be getting 3.0 MBPS downstream and 1.5 MBPS going up.

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

I just upgraded my ISP account (again )

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[jealous]That's pretty good mate.[/jealous] :shock:

 

[cluberti]

Didn't comcast buy out RR? That's why all their equipment would be substandard. Comcast is already working on F/O for Chicago area. And, are finishing up some major installations in Baltimore, and N.E. area. Sounds like cable's going to be your only option for a while, then.

No, Comcast hasn't purchased RR (they bought majority stake in NBC Universal). TW Cable was divested from parent Time Warner back in 2009, however.

Unfortunately, cable's my only real option. There exists AT&T U-Verse cabling running down a street parallel to my development, but we won't have access to it for another 24 months.

 

[cluberti]

prob is I don't even know what a ping really is.

Well, to get technical, a "ping" is actually an ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) echo request to the host or IP you're trying to connect to - when you "ping" something on the internet, you are sending an ICMP echo request (it's called "ping" after the similar way sonar works, hence it's name) and any response is timed to see how long it took round-trip for that to occur.

 

[brianzion]

mines poor england sucks for speed im on bt on the map

 

[z3r010]

england sucks for speed

Dunno, it looks ok from where I'm sat.

 

[brianzion]

i still rather be on virgin optic but its not available in my area of milton keynes

 

[Lemur]

10 down/1 up at home.

 

[Willowhoop]

prob is I don't even know what a ping really is.

Well, to get technical, a "ping" is actually an ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) echo request to the host or IP you're trying to connect to - when you "ping" something on the internet, you are sending an ICMP echo request (it's called "ping" after the similar way sonar works, hence it's name) and any response is timed to see how long it took round-trip for that to occur.

Oh I get that, thanks. Too logical. I'm a female remember... lol. Most times I'm a little too logical for a female and sometimes I forget to be, logical that is
I do understand what you've said tho, thanks again

 

[DirtRider]

Local



International



Pity I don't do much local browsing

 

[Dinesh]

Both speed and overall rating of my four year old computer. (beefed up of course )

Good speed.

 

[winsupertweaker]

Varoom!

Both speed and overall system diagnostics.

 

[RST101]

Here's mine:

 

[s3v3n us3r]

AT&T uVerse, uMax internet, this is over wireless with a USB adapter

 

[nJoyo]

Had few things downloading, but here it is

 

[Chaots]

My personal home connection is provided by Telenet, the deliver a 30/1.5Mbit connection.





besides this home connection i maintain 3 personal servers: from which i can send and recieve traffic.

100/100Mbit Unlimited @ onsneteindhoven
100/100Mbit limited @ Leaseweb Telecity2
120/10Mbit @ Ziggo, a slow upload, though its perfect for offsite backups.

Greets Chaot_s

 

[Dinesh]

 

[Dinesh]

Using the broadband modem:



Using the cable internet at home: