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Broadband Speedometer!

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by rockHEAD, Sep 12, 2002.

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  1. rockHEAD

    rockHEAD Member

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    #1 rockHEAD, Sep 12, 2002
  2. RC Cola

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    I don't have broadband, but I got 105.2 Kbps and 13.15 KBps.

    To think that we UPGRADED to this not long ago. :D
     
    #2 RC Cola, Sep 12, 2002
  3. El_Conquistador

    El_Conquistador King of the D&D, The Legend, #1 Ranking

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    I registered a

    954.48 Kbp
    1.125 Mbps
    and 1.063 Mbps
    then I got a 354 Kbp?!?

    why the wild swings?
     
    #3 El_Conquistador, Sep 12, 2002
  4. NYKRule

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    pcpitstop.com
     
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  5. DrewP

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    2.609 Mbps
     
    #5 DrewP, Sep 12, 2002
  6. Coach AI

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    Guh. Its amazing what a trip across town can change.

    Back at my parents, this DSL connection would easily have been up in the 600-700 range. When I had it moved to my place across town, I noticed it wasn't the same awesome connection I remember it being...


    this proves it.

    153.84 Kbps
    (19.23 KBps)

    :mad: :mad:
     
    #6 Coach AI, Sep 12, 2002
  7. drapg

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    :eek:

    do you live INSIDE your ISP's buidling? :D
     
    #7 drapg, Sep 12, 2002
  8. michecon

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    1.26m (129.6k). That's pretty big swing.
     
    #8 michecon, Sep 12, 2002
  9. RunninRaven

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    1.696 Mbps
     
    #9 RunninRaven, Sep 12, 2002
  10. Baqui99

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    277.28 kbs using Roadrunner Cable Modem in Austin.
     
    #10 Baqui99, Sep 12, 2002
  11. Sonny

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    at work

    File Size: 150.005 KB
    Time Elapsed: 1.112 seconds

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    1.054 Mbps
    (134.9 KBps)
     
    #11 Sonny, Sep 12, 2002
  12. Rocket Fan

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    what is the fastest possible speed for a connection.... about?
     
    #12 Rocket Fan, Sep 12, 2002
  13. Dr of Dunk

    Dr of Dunk Clutch Crew

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    I know Excite @Home users used to get 3-4 MBit/sec download speeds before crappy ass AT&T bought them and capped the d/l speeds at 1.5 Mbits. I know because I was an Excite @Home customer and that's why my d/l speeds were.

    Now I have a piddly 1.554 Mbit/s throughput. :mad:
     
    #13 Dr of Dunk, Sep 12, 2002
  14. SmeggySmeg

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    Your Speed 2.081 Mbps
     
    #14 SmeggySmeg, Sep 12, 2002
  15. mfclark

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    1.272Mbps, which in KBps is 162.82. I've had downloads move at over 300KBps, so it all depends on your ISP and the server you are downloading from.

    For those who might be questioning the difference between the two numbers: just remember that the latter one is the bigger number divided by ~8.
     
    #15 mfclark, Sep 12, 2002
  16. Nomar

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    409.04 Kbps
     
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  17. Dr of Dunk

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    Depends on the type of connection. The last I read about it, the theoretical maximum throughput of cable modems was around 28-30 Mbits/sec, but trust me... none of us see that. :D
     
    #17 Dr of Dunk, Sep 12, 2002
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    1.065 Mbps
    (136.37 KBps)


    Wooohoooooo...
     
    #18 Timing, Sep 12, 2002
  19. RC Cola

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    Looks like everybodies kickinng my butt, which I expected. I would almost die if I could download at 25 KBps. *Drool* :D :p
     
    #19 RC Cola, Sep 12, 2002
  20. drapg

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    holy crap!

    with TW RR i average only 48kbps!!!

    someone remind me, exactly why I am paying 50 bucks a month for this?
     
    #20 drapg, Sep 12, 2002
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