Internet Speed

[kinch]

Chicago

I'm guessing that is "middle-of-the-road" for standard DSL.

Anyone running on digital cable?

I am. Last I checked I was at between 6000 and 7000 (TWC recently upgraded in Manhattan).

I'll check when I get home. . .

Best thing: My new cell phone is at 1800. Blazing. . .

 

[CleveBucks]

not bad for RR

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

From my home computer (ISP is RoadRunner)...

Why the fuck is their upload ten times slower than their download?!

 

[THEWOOD]

 

[coastalbuck]

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[Saw31]

 

[Hodge]

Dare I ask who/what your ISP is? I thought my 18mb/s was really fast....

 

[BrutusMaximus]

Why the fuck is their upload ten times slower than their download?!

Kinda the way most ISP's are.

384 is a good upload though, wish I had it.

 

[THEWOOD]

Dare I ask who/what your ISP is? I thought my 18mb/s was really fast....

No idea, I did the test from work. I also used Chicago and I work right in the loop so that could of had an effect. I will use ATL and see what I get.

 

[THEWOOD]

This is to ATL, much slower

 

[Hodge]

That looks a little more standard. You must be pretty close (network wise) with that one server.

 

[THEWOOD]

This one is from home on my wireless network.

 

[tedginn05]

I don't know if this made a difference in my speed, but.....

My connection is split from the incoming line out of the DSL "modem". It goes from there, to a router, which is split once again to another router in my room.

Also there is about 6-7 computers on the same stadard "home use" DSL line.

 

[Hodge]

I doubt that it matters. Unless all 6-7 computers are always downloading/streaming stuff you probably don't even touch your max bandwidth. Network users are almost always idle.

 

[Thump]

http://performance.toast.net/ is another website you can use to check your speed.