Speed test
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My internet connection is ADSL - which means Asymmetric - i.e. upload speed is lower than download speed. It was really slow with my previous internet connection so I decided to upgrade to a higher connection. I am pretty satisfied with the current result (see below - clicking on the image will take you to the site I used for testing if anyone interested).
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Mine is s_l_o_w ['up to 8Mb'] at under half/third of yours but still three times better than it was in my last house out in the countryside !!!
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That is some doubtfull
I have 4.5 Meg/s download as result from the site but my real speed maxi is 1 Meg /s
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9.6 down and 10 up. The joys of free uni internet
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That is obviously not asymmetric then. Mine is also rather assymmetric than simply asymmetric.
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This is work's speed, not bad but have the sites are blocked so no online betting for me
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I have this which is good since I pay for 8Mb/s up and down:
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Acceptable but it varies I should have 12 Mb/s maximum
And ping
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Work PC
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Boston to Chicago
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Hmm! Pretty low for first server!
But second one...
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Now get away, Jeff!
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Is this good? Hamilton is about the closest place to me FYI, I don't live there.
And the Ping, whatever that is:
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I also live about 200 kms away from the server that was pinged for me.
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In the second office location where our internet is provided by a piece of string and 2 cups
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@unknownuser said:
In the second office location where our internet is provided by a piece of string and 2 cups
Ive got an image in my head of a bloke with a cup in one hand shouting "one, one, zero, one, one..." now
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Verizon FIOS
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Interesting how the different the ul/dl speeds changed from server to server. Actually was faster with a server further from my location.
Glenn
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My wireless ISP connects between 2 to 6 Mb/s. Guess I am slow. At the office, hard wire is no more then 3, but on the whole seems faster, wounder whats up?????? Seems fast enough for real time youtube viewing. What should I base my requirements on?
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