Speedtest

jcgriff2 said:
Your download speed is insane!

Just like Geoff's.

Mine isn't too bad:

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It's good and Cable lines up here are faster than the Bell company at this time.



And this for just a test:
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My fibre upgrade was due on 27/7 but it's been delayed until 11/8. It's going to be a loooong wait:

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On the upside, it quite often times out so I guess this is a 'good' day :lol:
 
Wow :eek4: Is that on a uni computer or can you hook up your own devices over gigabit? If it's the latter, you've just nominated yourself for downloading every Windows Update :p
 
tom982 said:
Wow :eek4: Is that on a uni computer or can you hook up your own devices over gigabit? If it's the latter, you've just nominated yourself for downloading every Windows Update :p
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That was my Uni accommodation, so that was on my own machine.

Sadly I'm no longer in Uni accommodation from this year so I'm "stuck" with a 70/10 connection.

However, all machines in the university get that speed, so I can still use it if we need speedy downloads. I could download a whole Windows 7 ISO in about 2 minutes :p
 
I had 120/90 or something in halls and thought that was pretty good :p Highest I had on campus was 600 at 3am in the library.

Might have to get you to, I have no idea how big the downloads will be.
 
2 separate ISPs. First is a public wifi available at my home; 2nd is our Internet that we pay for.



 
At home, 8 year old eMachine desktop computer, about a 12 year old DOCSIS 2 modem and an old router.
Since we don't stream, this is more than adequate for 2 senior citizens. :LOL:
 

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Ouch! I'm surprised you can even do anything with that....

I assume that's DSL - the only option?
 
Are you sure you aren't using a 56K modem? :smile9:
Let's hope you have some decent free hotspots near you so you can get something done without wasting lots of time trying to load pages.
 
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