Whats your Download Upload Speed??
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Brazil broadband
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Damnā¦
my ISP is on steroids then again I know people who have hit triple these numbers. I range from this to 24mb/down and 2mb up. -
downloading right now @ 70kb's and uploading @ 50kb's
LOL
and with a shared connection.
So I have no idea what's my speed.
**Your speed, when you did this test, is 3.4 MB (megabytes) DOWN and 168k (kilobytes) UP
Close anything down utilizing an internet connection, and perform the test again. You will get more accurate results.**
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now with all applications closed :
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really?
I didn't know, thanks!
maybe I should tell as well to the other people who lives in the same household to stop using their internet programs?
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really?
I didn't know, thanks!
maybe I should tell as well to the other people who lives in the same household to stop using their internet programs?
Yes, if they will listen to you. -lol
If not, yank a few cords out :Pā¦
Paging dokun :)ā¦
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need to get a new irony meter.
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An Error Has Occurred!
The upload folder is full. Please try a smaller file and/or contact an administrator.lol
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Problem fixed (for the time being).
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I seem to possibly have more download power when I am seeding 17 torrents. lol -
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My download speed isĀ 2688 kb/s and my upload speed isĀ 262 kb/sĀ latency is 130 msĀ VancouverĀ < 50 mi
Second test I"ll use the link:
Now to figure out what this means in terms of seedingĀ a new torrent.
Cheers,
RimmerDawg -
it says, "there's no server in your area", then offered me to click the recommended server which belongs to a rival company!
weird.
??? ??? ???
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it says, "there's no server in your area", then offered me to click the recommended server which belongs to a rival company!
weird.
??? ??? ???
doesn't mean it is weird because it is a "Rival" company- in the US lines are primarily owned by ATT (Copper / DSL / Analog) regardless of who your service provider is.
Also, it may just be a server that it can run a test to.
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15 Mbps download, 512 kbps upload, cable
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With 18 torrents seedingĀ ;D
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Hi
These speed test sites are VERY unreliable. I found out about that as soon as i had completed setup of the leased line system at my offic and wanted to test if we get the speed the ISP promised. Using the "speedtest.net" site, i got roughly a QUARTER of what we were supposed to get, regardless which region/server i chose.
On the phone with the ISP, they told me NOT to use any speed-test kind of website, but something more reliable - BIT TORRENT. No joke.
So i started downloading a well-seeded (and leeched) movie off Isohunt and within 15 minutes i knew that we get the proposed speed, exactly to the bit.
Right now, at my place, according to speedtest.net i get 984 kbps down, 329 kbps up (all torrents stopped). With a bunch of torrents from various sources active i get about 1480 kbps down and at the same time 405 kbps up - which is because i have throttled uTorrent to max. 50 kB/s upload. Again, this is with a number of torrents being connected to peers all over the place, while speedtest.net tests the connection between YOU and ONE place - and if there's water in the line or that server is busy, you seem to get slow speeds while in reality you get a lot from your ISP. My line btw (if you wonder why it's s much slower than yours) is a 1.5M/512k ADSL, private people can't get much more in Thailand (we have 2M/512k as well).
And before someone wonders again and thinks i'm some sort of cheater re: my ratio, i am NOT seeding here from home, but use a "seed line" with a dedicated computer at my office, seeding on one of the IP's of that leased line there which is to 90% under-used and my boss told me to "keep it busy", and what's a better way than seeding torrents
Best regardsā¦.
Thanh
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ā¦These speed test sites are VERY unreliable. ...
Hi Than,
we DO know that too. But at least those speed tests tell, what a line is (sometimes) able to give. Take in acount some users who try also ratio cheating on our tracker - If I get a report about an upload speed of 32 GB upload in 2 seconds - I can tell that this figure is most probably a try to cheat on us. If a member sends us (a not faked) result from speedtest.net with a reported upload speed of 10 MBit/ sec, it at least shows, that (even if only once in a while) his connection is able to manage an upload amount of 2 MByte per sec. I agree, I never got results (on my own connection) which are near to what my ISP promises, but I can judge that my average upload speed (reported on this site) is in line with what my ISP promises.
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Mine is about 8Mbps/1Mbps, and I didn't know it until I found out my internet provider upgraded my speed. Thanks to them, I've been able to upload more and boost my ratio
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