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Great White Shark
Originally posted by Indus
Well that might be the bandwidth allowed by the place you are downloading from.. I mean even on my connection I sometimes get 300KB/Sec continuous and some are 5kb/sec.
That was DSLReport's bandwidth test...they shouldn't limit it, or it's not accurate.
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Ancient Member
hmm.. well do you have cable or your own dsl? If its cable, it might be saturated since its a weekend..
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Great White Shark
Originally posted by Indus
hmm.. well do you have cable or your own dsl? If its cable, it might be saturated since its a weekend..
1.5Mbps/256Kbps BellSouth ADSL.
I do know what I'm talking about, really
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Ancient Member
Originally posted by CadetLee
1.5Mbps/256Kbps BellSouth ADSL.
I do know what I'm talking about, really
No I believe you.. that's just weird though.. guess the test really is wrong.. I have yet to download any at my speeds myself, 300KB/s is the best I get.
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speed ????
How poor is this speed.(and why ??)
On a cable modem (blueyonder) Broadband
2002-04-20 11:07:06 EST: 293 / 121
Your download speed : 293547 bps, or 293 kbps.
A 35.8 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 121580 bps, or 121 kbps.
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Originally posted by gryps
love my attbi downstream close to 2mbs
but upstream is @#$#$% slow at around 114kbs
LMAO that is because its capped @ 1.5Mbps :rolleyes: so of course it will be easy to hit since AT&T's networks were built to run at uncapped 8-10Mbps speeds. Or at least I got there here before the cap.
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