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you on cable or DSL?Download Speed: 12364 kbps (1545.5 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 1135 kbps (141.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency/Ping: 44 ms
Just about the same as last time.
you on cable or DSL?Download Speed: 12364 kbps (1545.5 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 1135 kbps (141.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency/Ping: 44 ms
Just about the same as last time.
nice, they give you the full megabit uploadyou on cable or DSL?Download Speed: 12364 kbps (1545.5 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 1135 kbps (141.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency/Ping: 44 ms
Just about the same as last time.
Comcast cable.
nice, they give you the full megabit uploadyou on cable or DSL?
Comcast cable.
i have cox high speed. its the lowest high speed 768. last night i did a test and it was 1111kb/285kb. this morning its 645/260. what is going on?
no your notoly being cheated by cox cable
no your notoly being cheated by cox cable
you are getting what you pay for
every test results you've posted are within the parameters of the package you pay for
speedtests dont measure the overhead that is sent with every packet of data eitherno your notoly being cheated by cox cable
you are getting what you pay for
every test results you've posted are within the parameters of the package you pay for
They always forget the fine print:
"Speeds are measured in approximate speeds, not actual speeds."
speedtests dont measure the overhead that is sent with every packet of data eitherno your not
you are getting what you pay for
every test results you've posted are within the parameters of the package you pay for
They always forget the fine print:
"Speeds are measured in approximate speeds, not actual speeds."
so you might be getting more actual speed than the test will show
and so far, almost ever results she showed was above the rates she said she was paying for
and the one that was slightly under, was within the range counting the overhead
yup and some sites limit how much you can download atspeedtests dont measure the overhead that is sent with every packet of data eitherThey always forget the fine print:
"Speeds are measured in approximate speeds, not actual speeds."
so you might be getting more actual speed than the test will show
and so far, almost ever results she showed was above the rates she said she was paying for
and the one that was slightly under, was within the range counting the overhead
I haven't been paying that close attention to the numbers she posted, but I do know that most people who complain about their service providers are not fully alert to what they are doing. They also forget that transfer speeds can be effected a lot by what sites you are visiting, how well your computer is handling, and many other factors. My only complaint is that I wish the web servers hosting more sites would upgrade so I can make use of my connection speed. I hate waiting for the servers to respond.
PS: A good example, go to youku.com and just try to watch a video there ... it's frustrating when they are getting a lot of hits.
losing the connection entirely and speedtests have nothing in commonthe main problem was the comp would lose the internet connection completely. sometimes for a few minutes, sometimes for hours. yesterday cox cable came out and ran a whole new line and no problems so far.
now THAT is a significant lossi am getting cheated big time. 361/257 today