eight megabit!
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JohnD said:
Don't know what the Ping Symantec thing is about? Was just a post to do with playing games games, I just liked the look of the one with the speedo pointers...
Full topic here: //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=75810
1926kbps download and 245kbps upload btw, although I'm using my laptop over a wifi link if this makes any difference. I'll try it on my desktop sometime. I got an email from AOL the other day saying they are upgrading me to 4mbps within the next 6 months.
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Down 1926 kb/s on 2200 kb/s service 87.5% of stated speed ...
Up 241 kb/s
106 to 304 ms ping Diynot... Using pinger from here http://centralops.net/co/
Also useful .. try their 'Domain Dossier'... I guess the 'traceroute' may reveal any bottlenecks.?
All the stuff mentioned runs 'on-line' no need to download.
...Anonymous usage limited to 40 hits per hour per utility. To get more usage than that, you can get an account...
Up 241 kb/s
106 to 304 ms ping Diynot... Using pinger from here http://centralops.net/co/
Also useful .. try their 'Domain Dossier'... I guess the 'traceroute' may reveal any bottlenecks.?
All the stuff mentioned runs 'on-line' no need to download.
...Anonymous usage limited to 40 hits per hour per utility. To get more usage than that, you can get an account...
Back to the original question for a sec, I also find diynot's forum very slow indeed, and not just from here (8 meg, about 7600 actual) .
Heres another speedtest, personally I find these ones much better http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest.html http://speedtester.bt.com/
If you consider your connection speed isnt up to it, after eliminating cheapo nasty modems and routers, try disconnecting, use the username speedtest@speedtest_domain rather than your own, (if using a router you will need to change this on the router), reconnect, then navigate to http://217.32.105.42/ (which is the bt speed test above)
Now if you get a noticably better connection this time, then there is an issue with your ISP so you need to call them, depending on the ISP, you might or might nog get fobbed.
Of course remember that if you have any p2p software runnig, AV updates going, winows doanloading updates or whatever then that will affect your speed.
Edit, you wont be able to get normal pages if you connect using those details, remember to change them back !
Heres another speedtest, personally I find these ones much better http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest.html http://speedtester.bt.com/
If you consider your connection speed isnt up to it, after eliminating cheapo nasty modems and routers, try disconnecting, use the username speedtest@speedtest_domain rather than your own, (if using a router you will need to change this on the router), reconnect, then navigate to http://217.32.105.42/ (which is the bt speed test above)
Now if you get a noticably better connection this time, then there is an issue with your ISP so you need to call them, depending on the ISP, you might or might nog get fobbed.
Of course remember that if you have any p2p software runnig, AV updates going, winows doanloading updates or whatever then that will affect your speed.
Edit, you wont be able to get normal pages if you connect using those details, remember to change them back !
