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[P] How fast is your internet? - Page 16
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Elbee
United States224 Posts
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thoradycus
Malaysia3262 Posts
 my internet sucks. This is considered fast in my country | ||
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Timurid
Guyana (French)656 Posts
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Synwave
United States2803 Posts
Your fired as my favorite tubby ETT!! + Show Spoiler + ♥ | ||
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Ket
United Kingdom124 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.speedtest.net/result/1662393449.png) Not a bad showing for 40Mbps advertised.. the new BT fiberoptic network in uk seems to be much much better than the virgin media fiberoptic in my personal experience (i have both at this address im living now) | ||
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Flipside
United States141 Posts
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Pendulum
United States10 Posts
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Sm3agol
United States2055 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.speedtest.net/result/1662418993.png) Eh, not too shabby. | ||
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Kenshin_915
Canada139 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.speedtest.net/result/1662431136.png) And I pay 50$ a month for this. Most DL's I get an average of 900 KB to 1 MB actual download speeds. | ||
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10380 Posts
Or is it just cus this is TL, and we're all starcraft/computer lovers, and so tend to have better internet? And I thought Korea was the best in the world, or is there a difference between broadband speed and "internet" in general? | ||
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coedman
Australia9 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.speedtest.net/result/1662440904.png) not bad for the arse-end of the planet, but more upstream speed would be nice... | ||
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Yurie
12128 Posts
On December 22 2011 14:26 Yoshi Kirishima wrote: And I thought Korea was the best in the world, or is there a difference between broadband speed and "internet" in general? There is a difference. I can for example get 100Mbit + speeds inside my own country but am happy when I get 10Mbit cross-Atlantic. If they take that into account then countries like South Korea faces serious problems in comparisons. | ||
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DensitY
New Zealand74 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.speedtest.net/result/1662462168.png) Wouldn't mind a little more power  | ||
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ch1ppr
Sweden123 Posts
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ELA
Denmark4608 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.speedtest.net/result/1662493050.png) EDIT: lol - Ok, 10 seconds later, same test: ![[image loading]](http://www.speedtest.net/result/1662494667.png) | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
On December 22 2011 13:17 EvilTeletubby wrote: About to go through and remove all the posts with university internet... I mean, really?!? That's not a surprise when you're sharing a line with a few hundred or thousand people.  What exactly is the problem? I live in the dormitory, full time, so i have access do academic internet at home, because thsi is my home. The measured values are real. When you have a commercial provider, you also share a big line with thousands of people. Where is the difference? | ||
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ShatterStorm
Australia146 Posts
It's not as good as it sounds though, some time in the future they must have developed the capability to use holographic 3d monitors, so lets just say the screens don't render too well on my CRT. | ||
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NexCa
Germany954 Posts
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EquilasH
Denmark2142 Posts
On December 22 2011 14:26 Yoshi Kirishima wrote: shit why do people have such good internet? i used to have 2mbs download, and now 8 mbs. I thought 8 mbs was pretty good o.o Or is it just cus this is TL, and we're all starcraft/computer lovers, and so tend to have better internet? And I thought Korea was the best in the world, or is there a difference between broadband speed and "internet" in general? Seems like most people inside the US have pretty bad connections except for those with university connections etc. Oh and I got 40/40. | ||
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EvilTeletubby
Baltimore, USA22259 Posts
On December 22 2011 19:27 opisska wrote: What exactly is the problem? I live in the dormitory, full time, so i have access do academic internet at home, because thsi is my home. The measured values are real. When you have a commercial provider, you also share a big line with thousands of people. Where is the difference? Universities are specifically setup to have ridiculous internet, and it helps that everyone is geographically clustered together on campus. When you have commercial providers, and they have miles upon miles upon miles of feeder lines running all over the place through towns and cities, it will definitely make a difference. Universities are always going to get insane results. I'm more curious about how various commercial companies perform against each other (in my case, specifically for the USA - I'm happy to see my company has most of the highest results). | ||
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