What are your Download and Upload speeds?

[MVDU]

I'm on a cable connection with about 1500 kbps DL and 256 kbps UL .

[cpugeniusmv]

cable

2200 down

256 up

[Koffee Bean]

56K MODEM BABY!!!!!!

6kbps and below download

3kbps and below upload

[tipple]

Cable: 3000 down 256 up.

[Wolfie]

1570 down

242 up

[Mr. Mainstream]

Originally posted by Koffee Bean
56K MODEM BABY!!!!!!

6kbps and below download

3kbps and below upload

yES THats what i have to put up with wen im at home

[phalkon30]

768/128k

[Rickio]

1536 down

288 up

[RJ5500]

28.8 speeds all the way!

It doesn't matter than my crappy winmodem is a 56k, I get a 28.8 connection 95% of the time.

3.1 kbps download

and

2.8 kbps upload

(not at the same time)

lol.

[Theinfamousone]

Let's see you guys prove it.

http://bandwidthplace.com/speedtest

2.3 Mbits down, 256 Kbits up.

[RJ5500]

As if I need a verbal reminder of my connection speed...

[Wolfie]

Here ya go.... satisfied????

[cpugeniusmv]

heh

[phalkon30]

Hmm, seems a tad high, guess I'll have to check if we got an upgrade or something...

Or does this combine upload and download? then it makes sense

[MVDU]

I always use the test from dslreports.com. Found it pretty accurate.

[Wolfie]

Originally posted by MVDU
I always use the test from dslreports.com. Found it pretty accurate.

I like to use that site too. The first numbers I posted were the test results from dslreports site.

[wingnut2600]

44k down 48k up

Fool, you better come on in!

1MB Download in 3.3 minutes!

[.::BeatFactory::.]

I think I beat you all so far ... this is my cable modem from Road Runner... it's pretty slow today.

[RJ5500]

Originally posted by .::BeatFactory::.
I think I beat you all so far ... this is my cable modem from Road Runner... it's pretty slow today.

That's slow? That's quite a sweet connection. A 2.3 second megabyte download must rock.

I only get those kinds of speeds when I use my college's internet connection.

[.::BeatFactory::.]

Originally posted by RJ5500
That's slow? That's quite a sweet connection. A 2.3 second megabyte download must rock.

I only get those kinds of speeds when I use my college's internet connection.

Yeah, it's okay. It could be better. I want a T3 line :fire

[Rickio]

Wow first time I ever really checked and was kinda surprised.

Not as fast as it should be.

Prolly my damn WinME slowing it down.
Maybe I'll check out that tweak lol

peace

[matt merch]

Results

1.2 megabits per second

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Your raw speed was 1213258.26 bits per second which is the same as:

Communications

1.2 megabits per second
How communication devices are rated. Kilo means 1,000 and mega means 1,000,000. Examples include 56k modem and 10Mbit Ethernet

Storage

148.1 kilobytes per second
The way data is measured on your hard drive and how file sharing and FTP programs measure transfer speeds. Kilo is 1,024 and mega is 1,048,576.

1MB file download

6.9 seconds
The time it would take you to download a 1 megabyte file at this speed.

Rating

Compared to all connection types worldwide, yours is fantastic
Comparisons

your speed

T1

[MoonMan]

You guys are gonna be jealous as hell when you take a gander at my lightning fast speeds!

[endersgame21]

Here are my results...

[maartendc]

Adsl

3300 down
128 up

quite a difference between down and up huh!

[don webb]

Guess I'm not doing too bad campared to some.....

Love my ADSL the last few months.......

[zarquon]

Pretty slow today...

[nasrules]

er......cable 600/128

[method77]

i have the best connection!

[eivioolla]

100Mbps Ethernet...

[rlbjr57]

2003-04-10 11:20:58 EST: 2021 / 345
Your download speed : 2021182 bps, or 2021 kbps.
A 246.7 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 345930 bps, or 345 kbps.
Seems like broadband .. above the 1mbit barrier!

Roadrunner cable.....

Interesting and suprising note:
This test was done using Internet Explorer. When I used Opera 7, I received much lower results 698/294. I understand that this is off topic but if anyone has any incite, please let me know. I would have thought it would have been about the same with Opera actually outperforming IE. Thanks

[vikram_mohan]

Uni internet connection prolly some OC something......... Anyway heres ur turn to be jealous of my Kazaa speeds :)

[Al13]

Results

3.8 megabits per second

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Your raw speed was 3777560.98 bits per second which is the same as:

Communications

3.8 megabits per second
How communication devices are rated. Kilo means 1,000 and mega means 1,000,000. Examples include 56k modem and 10Mbit Ethernet

Storage

461.1 kilobytes per second
The way data is measured on your hard drive and how file sharing and FTP programs measure transfer speeds. Kilo is 1,024 and mega is 1,048,576.

1MB file download

2.2 seconds
The time it would take you to download a 1 megabyte file at this speed.

Rating

Compared to all connection types worldwide, yours is fantastic

[phalkon30]

I just want more than my 128k upload, 256 would be fine by me

[Evil_Dweller_01]

Hahaha Phalkon..
I used to have to bear with 128k upload.. thank god they increased it to 256kbps.. now I'm happy as hell!

I have 1.5mbps by 256k

[Borgster]

here goes nothin, i have sbc dsl as my isp i pay $34.95 a month for this speed:

i get good ping times when i play quake3 online, it depends on how close or how far the server is from my current position though. do yall think thats a good price for those speeds? i do connect by a 10/100 ethernet cable though.

[EvilHamsterOfDeath]

1.5mbit down and 192k up i actually get 1.5 down but get shit upload lol

[.::BeatFactory::.]

Looks like I'm in Fifth (fourth) now behind

Al13
vikram_mohan
eivioolla

and of course... with his blazing fast Internet2-like speed
method77!

[metale]

adsl

256 down
128 up.

For me it's fine.

[RJ5500]

Originally posted by vikram_mohan
Uni internet connection prolly some OC something......... Anyway heres ur turn to be jealous of my Kazaa speeds :)

Damn. Now that's fast. I wish the universities in the United States had such connections. All the colleges I've gone to have had only T1s.

Not that T1s are the least bit slow, but 124 megabit is downright blazing. :devil

[eivioolla]

I don't really understand the relevance of these speed tests, I mean don't they only test how fast your connection is to a some server on a some ISP in a some place in the US? Of course Americans will get the best results and people on the same ISP will get better speeds than people on other ISPs etc.

[Borgster]

if your an average home computer user, you don't need a super fast oc-42 line, or any tx line. allthough having 0.1 seconds on a 1mbit download is pretty sweet, i wouldnt mind having that. i have been on dsl for almost a year now, and i have loved it ever since the day it came in the mail. don't most universities run there own isp to? my high school has there own isp, so im guessing most educational institutions have there own. broadband seems to be more widely available now than it was a year and a half ago.

[MVDU]

I took the test and got 1.6 megabits per second for the communication section, with a time of 5.3 seconds for a 1 MB file download. My rating was fantastic compared to connections worldwide.

[MVDU]

Could someone explain how you get the picture for attaching?

[cpugeniusmv]

Originally posted by MVDU
Could someone explain how you get the picture for attaching?
hit the 'print screen' key and paste it into an image editor such as paint.

[MVDU]

Thanks!

[RJ5500]

Originally posted by MVDU
Could someone explain how you get the picture for attaching?

Sure. You just press the "Prt Scrn" button on your keyboard to copy the screen to the clipboard. Then go to Microsoft paint, Adobe Photoshop, or another image editing software.

Copy the piece of screen you want to a new image file, resize it, and save it typically as a jpeg so it can be attached to a message.

[Ken17625]

1.1 megabits per second down

81.9 kilobits per second up

[Theinfamousone]

Originally posted by vikram_mohan
Uni internet connection prolly some OC something......... Anyway heres ur turn to be jealous of my Kazaa speeds :)

He had it in the cache, he doesn't have that speed. His NIC wouldn't even be able to handle half that. And I know that the test place wouldn't be able to upload that fast.

[vikram_mohan]

Originally posted by Theinfamousone
He had it in the cache, he doesn't have that speed. His NIC wouldn't even be able to handle half that. And I know that the test place wouldn't be able to upload that fast.

Joke mate

[Psilaxs]

Originally posted by vikram_mohan
Joke mate


*cough* CAUGHT!* *cough* LOL

[vikram_mohan]

Originally posted by Psilaxs
*cough* CAUGHT!* *cough* LOL

I mean u are joking :P

I dont know about the NIC capactiy of my card but i use this Usb device i got when i moved into the halls of residence to use the LAN and it doesnt look like an external NIC

[PiRaNeTuS]

I love my uncapped cable modem that I have directly connected to an OC-192 line.

[vikram_mohan]

Originally posted by PiRaNeTuS
I love my uncapped cable modem that I have directly connected to an OC-192 line.

Photoshop i see

[AnimeDood]

same as beatfactory.

[MoonMan]

Originally posted by PiRaNeTuS
I love my uncapped cable modem that I have directly connected to an OC-192 line.

I wonder, did you do that mathmatics for that? Or did you just put random huge numbers?

[vikram_mohan]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by MoonMan
I wonder, did you do that mathmatics for that? Or did you just put random huge numbers? [/QUOTE

Look at it clearly edited

[PiRaNeTuS]

Originally posted by MoonMan
I wonder, did you do that mathmatics for that? Or did you just put random huge numbers?

Of course it's clearly edited. It was a JOKE.

As far as mathematics goes, I thought up a random number. Then converted it to kilobytes. The time it takes to download in seconds section, I just made that number up. Also, the bits per second was just made up. The real bits per second would be 3186098176.

Also, though that speed currently is improbable, it is not impossible. OC-192 lines are capable of 100 Gigs/sec speed, and that number is no where near that.

That number is clearly false in this application however, because, first their upload speed is no where near that fast so there is no way I would be getting that download. Second, even in an ideal situation where I could get that direct line, my hardrive would not process that fast. Third, no NIC supports that speed either.

[method77]

Of course it's clearly edited. It was a JOKE. MoonMan's comment was a joke too dude

[PiRaNeTuS]

Originally posted by method77
MoonMan's comment was a joke too dude

I undertand that MoonMan's comment was. I was referring to vikram_mohan's comment. Sorry for not clarifying that.

[method77]

cool

[PiRaNeTuS]

This is my real one...

[Gravy2]

How are you guys posting the actual screen shot of the bandwidth test results?

[method77]

go back 2 or 3 pages and there is the answer

[Gravy2]

God it took me long enough to figure out how to do that!!!! LOL

Thanks

[ManaSmoker]

yes vikram, you do have it in cache, because that is just a bunch of bulshit on your speed. I can even see the arrow pointing forward not filled meaning u went back and then forward while in cache. I love it how you take Piranetus's joke all serious and saying photoshop while you can easily see you cached yours.

[.::BeatFactory::.]

Originally posted by ManaSmoker
yes vikram, you do have it in cache, because that is just a bunch of bulshit on your speed. I can even see the arrow pointing forward not filled meaning u went back and then forward while in cache. I love it how you take Piranetus's joke all serious and saying photoshop while you can easily see you cached yours.

lol

[ThePillarOfAutumn]

1000 down _ 256 up

[MVDU]

My results:

[Lamourlady]

i think we all have an idea of what my speeds r, eh?
they suck!

[Psilaxs]

This isnt a line speed test, but this was sustained.

[crasher997]

4.8 megabits per second

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Your raw speed was 4774720.62 bits per second which is the same as:

Communications

4.8 megabits per second
How communication devices are rated. Kilo means 1,000 and mega means 1,000,000. Examples include 56k modem and 10Mbit Ethernet

Storage

582.9 kilobytes per second
The way data is measured on your hard drive and how file sharing and FTP programs measure transfer speeds. Kilo is 1,024 and mega is 1,048,576.

1MB file download

1.8 seconds
The time it would take you to download a 1 megabyte file at this speed.

Rating

Compared to all connection types worldwide, yours is fantastic

[underpaid mo'fo]

dial up baby

56kbps

5kbps on a good day download.

upload not even going to attempt that one.

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[cpugeniusmv]

Originally posted by Psilaxs
This isnt a line speed test, but this was sustained.
ummm....might want to censor those filenames ;-)

[KurtCocain]

Well, I am not sure about speed tests and accuracy, but the most accurate to me seems to be

http://www.speakeasy.net/main.php?page=sup_pops

My conn, howevr, since I use LANs in work and at school it often shows my upload as much faster than d/l. Anyways, at school I reach 2435 down and 8225 up; at work 1099 down and 1235 up

[Evil_Dweller_01]

Originally posted by Psilaxs
This isnt a line speed test, but this was sustained.

Eheh.. was that a speed burst?
Or do you actually get that sometimes?

(Dude.. remove those file names)