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Post your Speedtest.net Speeds!

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School connection :toast:
 
 
Slightly off-topic, but still pertains to internet speeds. If you guys could chime in over here that would be much appreciated!
 
I upgraded my plan, now I pay about $20 USD monthly for 5 Mbps connection:



 
Here is my Google Fiber speed test. I think I may have another entry here from when we first got it a year ago ( this month ) Too lazy to check. This speed test was done on the new 2nd version of the Google Fiber hardware which has real dual band AC wireless and one less box ( was 3 pieces of hardware, now just 2 ) I do remember our speed being closer to 1gbit with the first hardware they installed. They also keep giving us Nexus 7's. We now have 3. We tried to tell them we didn't need or want the 3rd Nexus 7. We were also given a Samsung Chromebook thats still in the box. We pay $120 a month for everything, except premium movies or sport packages. Needless to say we are spoiled. As far as performance goes, I can download a 28gb install of BF4 from Origin in about 4 - 5 mins. Or if I download a public domain file of say 9gb, it takes under 3 mins normally. anything under 1gb takes a handful of seconds. 250mb AMD drivers take 2 - 3 seconds. My latency on most online games is 10ms. One last interesting fact. My GF and I moved to Kansas City 2 years ago strictly for Google Fiber. We both work from home so it only made sense to take advantage of Google Fiber and make the move.

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sup guys!
 
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This is from my phone, LTE :D
 


Work speeds are a bit better than at home dl-wise. Upstream it's much, much, better.
 
I may need to upgrade to 802.11AC. My downstream fluctuates between 90 and 129Mbps. Considering local transfers are similar, I suspect the wireless is my bottleneck half of the time. I plugged my laptop directly into my gateway and I'll get a flat out steady 129Mbps.
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Updated OP to include the ISP of each of the placeholders.
 
RCoon said:
I'll bet you're a dream to play DayZ with. All those wasted bullets...

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When its like that I can't play any games :c I've started downloading singleplayer games for when my internet is acting up
 
RCoon said:
Download them now, done by next year?
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It's usually something like this, but there are just a few days where it is just terrible
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entropy13 said:


Work speeds are a bit better than at home dl-wise. Upstream it's much, much, better.
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Here's at home. As I said, a bit better for DL, much, much better for UL.

Here's HSPA+ for my phone when I'm at work (I don't get those speeds here at home):
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oldskooler said:
Here is my Google Fiber speed test. I think I may have another entry here from when we first got it a year ago ( this month ) Too lazy to check. This speed test was done on the new 2nd version of the Google Fiber hardware which has real dual band AC wireless and one less box ( was 3 pieces of hardware, now just 2 ) I do remember our speed being closer to 1gbit with the first hardware they installed. They also keep giving us Nexus 7's. We now have 3. We tried to tell them we didn't need or want the 3rd Nexus 7. We were also given a Samsung Chromebook thats still in the box. We pay $120 a month for everything, except premium movies or sport packages. Needless to say we are spoiled. As far as performance goes, I can download a 28gb install of BF4 from Origin in about 4 - 5 mins. Or if I download a public domain file of say 9gb, it takes under 3 mins normally. anything under 1gb takes a handful of seconds. 250mb AMD drivers take 2 - 3 seconds. My latency on most online games is 10ms. One last interesting fact. My GF and I moved to Kansas City 2 years ago strictly for Google Fiber. We both work from home so it only made sense to take advantage of Google Fiber and make the move.

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:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

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entropy13 said:


Work speeds are a bit better than at home dl-wise. Upstream it's much, much, better.
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Interesting how your ISP gives you more upload than download... I wish I could have this option.
 


Not bad considering this is in afghanistan on the air force morale net.
 
Finally got my speed issue with the upload sorted out... its in my sig but just for the hell of it...

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also... Dat Google Fibre... do want.
 
Updated result. Old speedtest of 78 down, ~40 up has improved considerably with a new PC. Old machine was a Gateway with an AMD E1-1200. New machine is a Dell with a Pentium G3240. Both NICs supported gigabit, but the new machine has a bit more horsepower in the NIC/bus. The switch in my office is gigabit, but I'm still limited by a 100Mbps switch up the line.

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Internet in most of Italy is pretty crap as you can see from my speedtest result...
Ping use to be 14-15ms, but for the past 8 or so months it's doubled that.
I've called them about a million times to notify of the situation but they say everything is normal -_-
Tried a few different modems/routers as well...

 
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