ok, thought could start a thread about, what kinda speeds you get from your internet connection mine ADSL 1024/256K speed test results @ adslguide.org.uk Downstream 928 Kbps (116.0 KB/sec) 1002 Kbps (inc. overheads) Upstream 242 Kbps (30.3 KB/sec) 261 Kbps (inc. overheads) not bad, hey?
not bad, but mines better 4.3mb/sec cable-through comcast tested @ www.bandwidthplace.com i usually download from a webiste such as fileplanet.com or D/L linux .iso's from linuxiso.org at about 400-680 kb/sec <bytes usual^ ^peak
DSLExtreme ADSL (through Verizon) -- $26/mo 1500KBPS Down 394KBPS Up Actual performance matches rated speeds... It just took me FOREVER to actually get Verizon to turn it on! :sick:
Downstream 478 Kbps (59.8 KB/sec) 516 Kbps (inc. overheads) Upstream 129 Kbps (16.1 KB/sec) 139 Kbps (inc. overheads) Should be way better but I'm too far from the central so that's why it sucks so much. My service is actually 3Mbps down and 800 kbps up. Extreme is 4mbps down and 800kbps up. cable is 4.1mbps down and 820kbps up and extreme is 4.5mpbs down and 900kbps down....the cost is also extreme though...
600Kb/s Down & 128kb/s Up with NTL download at around 81KB/s Download, Upload at around 20Kb/s but i'm lucky i live about 20 meters from my local exchange (i get higher at times when people are not on) early morning ish. would like better but Broadband is still extremely expensive here in the UK.
how much per month is the 4.3mb/s a second? Or are you at a college/whatever and don't have to pay. i'm on 512kb, which i thought was fast til looking at your speeds... yeah its damn expensive in the UK, I was paying £27.99 a month, til wanadoo brought out a 2gig bandwidth a month. That reduced it to £17.99, which is pretty good.
2GB download cap a month! OMG i wouldn't be able to survive on that, i have NTL who did cap their bandwidth at 1GB per day, they did not and do not actually cap their customers bandwidth just have a monitoring system that records how many times you exceed your 1GB per day limit, if u do it over and over again.. say 8 days in a row or something or 15 days every month, they send u a letter warning u.. its called the "acceptable use policy", although i have now exceeded my limit or must have done, my servers net connection reports me having downloaded over 26GB of data in the last 17 1/2 days.. ! and have never had letters.. if i did i'd tell em were to shove it. :good: in the U.S u can get: 6mbps down & 1mbps up for the equivelant of £700 a year :O - that would cost you around £14,000 a year minimum over hear in the UK. for the price i pay for my 600KBPS / 128KBPS line (£24.99) i could get a 3MBPS / 1MBPS line in the US. now that is not fair.
It's 4.1Mbps and it costs around $70 cad per month. Unlimited downloads/uploads. Add to that the cost of the modem and the installation, especially if you're not already with this company.
2 gig monthly usage is like 7 hours a day max. or so it said. seems enough for me, i'm the only one that uses the net anyway. damn, 14 grand a year....for internet usage.
I'd never want to go back to dialup again! it hurts! lol I want to get a 2MB connection, but it would mean, no internet for around a week! I cant do that! hehe
Hmm, you can't talk your new ISP into supplying a temporary connection (i.e. dialup ) until your new one is up? 2MB would be very nice! I've only got a 1.5MiB/0.39Mib connection, and I like it quite a bit! 2MiB would just be that much nicer...
I guess, it would be possible, but would only be able to use the net for a little while, because the telephone tends to get used alot! anyway, I will see if they reduce the price in sept and decide if I want to stay! other ISP have a lower price! In London you can get 4MB for £30 a month, which is cheaper than my 1MB, its by Bulldog ADSL I believe, but I've not read much about them!
I'm now on Blueyonder 256k service. They've done speed hikes from wihch 512kbs went to 750 and now its 1mbit. But since the 256k i'm on is only for web surfing/email they don't increase mine. For this its £19.99 mo and for 1mbit its £25. Only a fiver more for 4 times speed.