How fast is your internet connection?

[bailer]

not so good

I thought this was blazing compared to my dial up.

1870 down, 202 up.

 

[stripe]

thats cool

 

[madmin]

Surewest Fiber 10mb in Sacramento - You can get 50 if you got the need for speed.

 

[U turn]

Home

 

[sleddin pete]

 

[BigBlueEdge]

 

[80arrow]

1339 and 591 and like others I thought this was as good as it got

 

[U turn]

Work connection

 

[woodies]

wireless in sask. canada living in the country best you get!

 

[Wade]

Not bad, ISP, from an area you can't even get cell service.
I'm locally throttled no matter which server I hit.

FYI (sldguy): a "kb/s" is a 1,000 bits per second, it takes 8 bits to make a byte. So, if you're downloading (or uploading) a 1 Meg picture, it will take 8 seconds to move if you have a 1,000 kb/s line, and will take 0.8 seconds to move if you have a 10,000 kb/s line.

 

[Ex-Member]

FYI (sldguy): a "kb/s" is a 1,000 bits per second, it takes 8 bits to make a byte. So, if you're downloading (or uploading) a 1 Meg picture, it will take 8 seconds to move if you have a 1,000 kb/s line, and will take 0.8 seconds to move if you have a 10,000 kb/s line.

actually, 1024, 2^10.

Though it's technically a KiB...

 

[heinracing]

that server there testing on is how fast it gets to them, if you look there is distance and ping higher ping = that your farther away from that server there doing the testing on, it's the same for video games if your in south dakota and playing on a server in texas your going to have higher ping and and a slower refresh rate, and if you were playing with a guy in texas and he was 40 miles from the server he'll have a really low ping like 33 and have a high refresh rate with a better connection