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guitarnerd
April 27th, 2002, 00:45
I was kinda intrested and finding out what everybody elses connection was according to this

http://www.dslreports.com/stest

This is my average I have had it faster
http://www.dslreports.com/speedtests/1237475;166389;41ccf1547745f64aa59a03859e844ac2;2.0;www.dslr eports.com

YUPAPA
April 27th, 2002, 01:09
:( Test Limit Exceed.

I got 971 Kbps here:
http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/

guitarnerd
April 27th, 2002, 01:11
The cnet.com one is always slow because so many people use it at once and there is no limit to how many people can use it like the one at DSL reports. Try using the other server yupapa :)

Sometimes when I check it and my download is really high my upload is real low, and the other way around. Almost like I have a shared upload and download. Yeah I wish.

Bruce
April 27th, 2002, 08:10
My, how often this is asked...

2430/671k

Weapon
April 27th, 2002, 08:21
Originally posted by Bruce
My, how often this is asked...

2430/671k

:eek: WOW the southern hemisphere really need to do something here.......

Robert
April 27th, 2002, 13:42
http://www.dslreports.com/speedtests/3569659;1109467;49ffe9031b749166ce47cce4d920f24e;2.0;nyc.spe akeasy.net

3569 / 1109

That's the average from nyc.speakeasy.net (east coast).

West Coast I get:

http://www.dslreports.com/speedtests/2903133;1079525;fb568e2a15f4d9e5137e40ce80ae56e5;2.0;www.dsl reports.com

2903 / 1079


I avg. around 3mbps down and 1.1mbps up. Gotta love cable.

dapcgenius
April 27th, 2002, 13:57
3353/913

guitarnerd
April 27th, 2002, 14:31
Wow those are all pretty high speeds. are you guys using buisness DSL or something?

Robert
April 27th, 2002, 15:18
Nope. A friend of mine works for the cable co down here and got me a free modem.

guitarnerd
April 27th, 2002, 15:30
Well don't you need more than just a modem to connect with a cable connection

Robert
April 27th, 2002, 15:45
I have the cable service from the company, so I just connected the modem and it works.

murat
April 27th, 2002, 16:02
i got only
your
download «464 kbps

your
upload «108 kbps

but i have 756/128 adsl
is it becouse i am in germany, on aol and mirc was open ?

Robert
April 27th, 2002, 16:17
Originally posted by murat
i got only
your
download «464 kbps

your
upload «108 kbps

but i have 756/128 adsl
is it becouse i am in germany, on aol and mirc was open ?

Have you tweaked your system? I was getting 1000kbps down than I tweaked and now I get 3000

cheatpark
April 27th, 2002, 16:23
http://www.dslreports.com/stest

According to that my upload speed is 460kbit/s down and 238kbits/s up but I know my modem is 512/256.

murat
April 27th, 2002, 16:26
Originally posted by Robert


Have you tweaked your system? I was getting 1000kbps down than I tweaked and now I get 3000
whats that ?

Robert
April 27th, 2002, 16:29
Tweaking.. like making your RWIN # bigger. Think of your RWIN has a pipe, the bigger the pipe, the more water that can go through it. The larger your RWIN #, the more data can pass.

http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks/

guitarnerd
April 27th, 2002, 16:41
You can't do that with XP. Anyone know of any tweaks that will work with XP

Robert
April 27th, 2002, 16:43
Sure you can with XP. It's all based on the RWIN settings in your registry. I'm on XP.

guitarnerd
April 27th, 2002, 16:44
I guess I will try again :S
When I went to try the registry path it told me to go to wasn't therre

Robert
April 27th, 2002, 16:53
Don't edit your registery directly.

Download Dr. TCP

http://www.pcrob.net/uploads/

guitarnerd
April 27th, 2002, 16:58
Ok I got Dr. TCP now what do I edit in it to make it faster?

Robert
April 27th, 2002, 17:05
Goto www.dslreports.com/tweaks

and run the tweak test. it'll tell u what to make your RWIN # to.

Who?
April 27th, 2002, 19:29
mine sucks:(

1490kbps down | 77kbps up

what AT&T says i should get

1500kbps down | 128kbps up

guitarnerd
April 27th, 2002, 20:12
Direct tv DSL says I should get the same yet I am connected at 1.2mbits and 166kbps up so don't worry. Somestimes when I check it is over 1.6 and is 64 up so it is not bad. It all depends on a lot of things

Moonman
April 27th, 2002, 20:55
hmm, 56K ROCKS
50 Kbps Download
30 Kbps Upload

guitarnerd
April 28th, 2002, 02:49
Thanks moon man but I'll stick with DSL :)

Daniel
April 28th, 2002, 18:22
Originally posted by Moonman
hmm, 56K ROCKS
50 Kbps Download
30 Kbps Upload

hmm...pretty fast for 56k. :biggrin2:

MN-Carl
April 28th, 2002, 20:42
On my sat it wont work for some reason ..

so i downloaded a file from the net

3.65Mb/s download
2.46Mb/s Upload

i have a very cool sat connection now

:cool2:

i went for a up and down sat which is

up to 1000Mbit up
up to 1000Mbit down

Coolin
April 28th, 2002, 21:04
WTF?

MN-Carl
April 28th, 2002, 21:11
Originally posted by Coolin
WTF?

eh ?

guitarnerd
April 28th, 2002, 21:17
Originally posted by cdudeuk18


eh ?
I think coolin was trying to figure out what the heck cdudeuk was saying,
sat=satellite

MN-Carl
April 28th, 2002, 21:18
Originally posted by guitarnerd

I think coolin was trying to figure out what the heck cdudeuk was saying,
sat=satellite

oh .. yeh

wtf did u think i meant coolin :confused2

guitarnerd
April 28th, 2002, 21:23
By the way cdude that is a fast satellite connection. Most are around 1mbps some are as much as $800 bucks and only run at 512down. That is horrible :mad: Anyway, You probably couldn't connect cause of your ping time. Or just cause it won't work with satellite. Try using MSNs

MN-Carl
April 28th, 2002, 21:25
Originally posted by guitarnerd
By the way cdude that is a fast satellite connection. Most are around 1mbps some are as much as $800 bucks and only run at 512down. That is horrible :mad: Anyway, You probably couldn't connect cause of your ping time. Or just cause it won't work with satellite. Try using MSNs

well my sat is down well they do upgrades ... but ...

gaming on quake3 i get a ping of 4 usually ... the delay doesn't affect me at all :confused2

Its infact super fast .. and no lag at all
:biggrin2:

Coolin
April 29th, 2002, 00:14
My "WTF" was directed at the speed results.

I don't know of any satellite connection that can download over 2-3 megabytes a second.

Robert
April 29th, 2002, 05:23
Originally posted by Coolin
My "WTF" was directed at the speed results.

I don't know of any satellite connection that can download over 2-3 megabytes a second.

I second that. I never heard of a residential satellite connection that could do that. Maybe he misunderstood the results, instead of reading 200kb/s he read 2000kb/s.

dawizman
April 29th, 2002, 08:26
well from here:
http://bos.speakeasy.net/
i get 143934 / 131916 but I have an OC3 connection:p

MN-Carl
April 29th, 2002, 09:05
Originally posted by Robert


I second that. I never heard of a residential satellite connection that could do that. Maybe he misunderstood the results, instead of reading 200kb/s he read 2000kb/s.

No ,

My sat has no real cap on it ...

i have a 2 x gbit ethernet to the sat box .. which means i can upload and download at up to gbit ... however the most i have ever got from the sat was

i think 38mbit down , 36mbit up

It is usually at 8mbit down , 1mbit up due to problems ... which is why they are now doing network upgrades :)

I went for a private company and i'm paying just over £300 per month

MN-Carl
April 29th, 2002, 11:32
Originally posted by Coolin
My "WTF" was directed at the speed results.

I don't know of any satellite connection that can download over 2-3 megabytes a second.

Well there are some .. but its expensive :mad:

guitarnerd
April 29th, 2002, 12:47
This is what my sattelite company says...
"we offer high speed sattelite internet connection with 1mbitsps down, with 8mbit bursts." So It could very well be over 2mbit the up speed usually around 256 with sattelite :rolleyes:

MN-Carl
April 29th, 2002, 13:17
Originally posted by guitarnerd
This is what my sattelite company says...
"we offer high speed sattelite internet connection with 1mbitsps down, with 8mbit bursts." So It could very well be over 2mbit the up speed usually around 256 with sattelite :rolleyes:

Haha :biggrin2:

Sucker :D

I get no "fixed" speed .... its just as much as is available

Just think .. if no other people are on the sat ... i get full use of a 10gbit sat

1gbit up and down at same time ....

but what would i download and upload :confused2

Daniel
April 29th, 2002, 15:24
Originally posted by dawizman
well from here:
http://bos.speakeasy.net/
i get 143934 / 131916 but I have an OC3 connection:p


Damn you...

I get 89437 down / 87537 up on dual t3

MN-Carl
April 29th, 2002, 16:11
Originally posted by Daniel



Damn you...

I get 89437 down / 87537 up on dual t3

what connection do u have at home though :confused2

i think i have the best :biggrin2:

guitarnerd
April 29th, 2002, 16:20
Originally posted by cdudeuk18


what connection do u have at home though :confused2

i think i have the best :biggrin2:
Unless there is a cloud in the way :D

MN-Carl
April 29th, 2002, 16:27
Originally posted by guitarnerd

Unless there is a cloud in the way :D

lol

Weather doesn't affect the signal thankgod :biggrin2:

living in the UK .. if weather affected it i would have about 1% access :biggrin2:

DCI
April 29th, 2002, 16:56
cdude: When did you get the sat? 2 Days ago, you still were using 56k. :confused2

Daniel
April 29th, 2002, 17:13
Originally posted by cdudeuk18


what connection do u have at home though :confused2

i think i have the best :biggrin2:

I have ADSL at home...but I can always route the dual t3s my way. :D

MN-Carl
April 29th, 2002, 17:44
Originally posted by DCI
cdude: When did you get the sat? 2 Days ago, you still were using 56k. :confused2

I've had it ages .... i use my 56k for surfing ...

remember i said i had about £300 to spend on ADSL :confused2

Well in thiery i could get rid of my sat connection and get 8mb/s adsl if i wanted to ... but adsl wont be in my area for ages ... so i'm keeping my sat :classic2:

Also ... my connection is being upgraded :biggrin2:

it will have a min of 8mbit both ways :cool: and a max of 1000mbit both ways

Robert
April 29th, 2002, 19:24
Do you mind giving me the URL of this company that offers 8000/8000 satellite connection for roughly $400USD/Monthly.

Thank You.

Also.. how much do you pay a month for it?

guitarnerd
April 29th, 2002, 20:18
My dad's work has sattelite but it is different, he has satellites in his office that send the signal to a local antenna. Which is right down the street. He normally gets DSL down speeds and about 1.5mb up that is $375 a month. But the company they get it through is upgarding there sytem so they will have 3mbps up and down. All satellite connections are effected by weather.

Daniel
April 29th, 2002, 21:45
Originally posted by guitarnerd
All satellite connections are effected by weather.

That is 110% bull----. Then how come my TV has picture-perfect images during the massive '97 Ice Storm that hit hard here?? EXPLAIN ME THAT??

Coolin
April 29th, 2002, 22:28
Originally posted by Daniel
That is 110% bull----. Then how come my TV has picture-perfect images during the massive '97 Ice Storm that hit hard here?? EXPLAIN ME THAT?? It affected ur reception.

During the Ice Storm... Didn't u see that really small pixel at the top right corner of your TV seem a bit odd in colour when you stare at it? It's sorta lighter than the rest.

Bruce
April 29th, 2002, 22:34
Storms don't affect my satellite dish, except for the times when we get wet, heavy snow and it sticks to the damn thing blocking the reception.

is0lized
April 29th, 2002, 22:47
Sorry. server busy or test limit exceeded!



and heres mine


http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/results.asp?type=DSL&kbps=1610.1&ISP=&AreaCode=425

MN-Carl
April 30th, 2002, 11:47
Originally posted by Robert
Do you mind giving me the URL of this company that offers 8000/8000 satellite connection for roughly $400USD/Monthly.

Thank You.

Also.. how much do you pay a month for it?

They do not support US customers :biggrin2:

Only UK in yellow pages :)

MN-Carl
April 30th, 2002, 11:50
Originally posted by Robert
Do you mind giving me the URL of this company that offers 8000/8000 satellite connection for roughly $400USD/Monthly.

Thank You.

Also.. how much do you pay a month for it?

Well at the moment i'm paying just over £300 + VAT .. but the speeds are not always extreamly fast .. sometimes dips to a couple of mbit ... so i'm having my account upgraded to min 8mbit both ways ...

it will probally increase my fee by 200%

And did i tell you it cost £750 + VAT for the dish and software :mad:

I can give you a url of a company like the one i'm using :biggrin2:

http://www.skydsl.de/skydsl/gb/

not sure if they support the USA though :biggrin2: not even sure if there is a data-transfer limit ... :confused:

guitarnerd
April 30th, 2002, 13:40
What is all this crap I read that you have to have a dial-up ISP??? Don't tell me it is one of those one way things, cause I can get sattelite with the same speed here, but you still need dial up service for you up stream, it is only about $20 a month and no equipment charge.

Chicken
April 30th, 2002, 18:34
I removed about 3 pages of garbage from this thread. Please keep on topic from now on and bicker via PM/Email.

YUPAPA
April 30th, 2002, 20:45
Originally posted by Chicken
I removed about 3 pages of garbage from this thread. Please keep on topic from now on and bicker via PM/Email.

Can I see the garbage?

Coolin
April 30th, 2002, 20:45
Originally posted by is0lized



and heres mine


http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/results.asp?type=DSL&kbps=1610.1&ISP=&AreaCode=425 And here's mine

http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/results.asp?type=DSL&kbps=392440.2&ISP=&AreaCode=780

Daniel
April 30th, 2002, 20:52
Originally posted by Coolin
And here's mine

http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/results.asp?type=DSL&kbps=392440.2&ISP=&AreaCode=780

And heres mine:

http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/results.asp?type=DSL&kbps=87567&ISP=&AreaCode=514

MN-Carl
April 30th, 2002, 22:16
Originally posted by Chicken
I removed about 3 pages of garbage from this thread. Please keep on topic from now on and bicker via PM/Email.

Thankgod .. have you done something about the person responsible :confused2

[lhomme]
April 30th, 2002, 22:17
Was the test file cached? How the heck do you have such a sweet connection?

MN-Carl
April 30th, 2002, 22:20
Originally posted by [lhomme]
Was the test file cached? How the heck do you have such a sweet connection?

http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/results.asp?type=DSL&kbps=187567&ISP=&AreaCode=514

just added a 1 infront :cool:

not my connection though :p

Erm .. dual T3 connections would do it ..
but i thought daniels work had upgraded to OC-3 155mbit both ways :confused:

Jan
April 30th, 2002, 22:21
Originally posted by cdudeuk18
Thankgod .. have you done something about the person responsible :confused2
It's been taken care of. Now lets see if we can all stay on topic.

MN-Carl
April 30th, 2002, 22:32
Originally posted by Jan

It's been taken care of. Now lets see if we can all stay on topic.

:confused:

Stay on topic .... whats that then :rolleyes:

Whats the different between the area codes on cnet bandwidth meter ..

Also daniel ...dual T3 .. i just though ... that must cost a good $10k maybe $25k

Do they go to the same provider also

i havn't proberly said how much bandwidth / connection i have :D

I have a standard 56k

also i have a satalite connection ... which can be anything up to 1000mbit both ways .... but not sure the average as its down for upgrades ...

i thought it was going to cost me more ... but i don't think it will :biggrin2: .. which is good .. cos there is only so much money in my pocket at the moment :mad:

Moonman
May 1st, 2002, 01:45
well i just upgraded my 56k modem's firmware, boy is it fast.
http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/results.asp?type=DSL&kbps=9999999&ISP=&AreaCode=514

MN-Carl
May 1st, 2002, 03:09
Originally posted by Moonman
well i just upgraded my 56k modem's firmware, boy is it fast.
http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/results.asp?type=DSL&kbps=9999999&ISP=&AreaCode=514

:nervous:

changing the output are we
:devious2:

guitarnerd
May 1st, 2002, 13:17
He just redid the test after it was cached

Bruce
May 1st, 2002, 14:14
Originally posted by guitarnerd
He just redid the test after it was cached No. You can just replace the numbers in the URL with whatever you want.

Look, it'll say "1337" (leet): http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/results.asp?type=DSL&kbps=1337&ISP=&AreaCode=207