Internet Connection Speed?

[Flicka]

What kind of numbers are you working with?

I was a little surprised by this one today. No complaints though... It's quite a bit better than I expected to get on wi-fi.

 

[MLSDUKE1]

:wtf:

 

[Flicka]

:wtf:

Sup? ???

 

[MLSDUKE1]

I have no idea what that means......... That is computer jargon to me

 

[captain]

That is computer jargon to me

Means its fast... Like Bughatti Fast

 

[GNBRETT]

11.42. Mbps for me from home. I was thinkn about upgrading. its only like another $5 a month.

 

[MLSDUKE1]

Ah. Sorry. I iz dum

 

[dadofthree]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/2566456078.png

 

[GNBRETT]

What kind of numbers are you working with?

I was a little surprised by this one today. No complaints though... It's quite a bit better than I expected to get on wi-fi.

is that from home? looks like ur running a T3 connection there which is usually for businesses and very expensive. its like $2000 a month. chit must load before u finish clicking....

 

[Flicka]

No, that's at school.

I get a about 57 down/38 up at home, plugged in. My router slows it down a lot.

 

[GNBRETT]

rgr that

 

[semi]

33.30 Mb down and 4.22 Mb up at home

linky

 

[Sous]

3Mb download, 1Mb upload on DSL at the house. Although, I am grateful to get that because we live out in the country and thought we were going to have to get on Hughes Net.

 

[Flicka]

My original post was made at The University of Tennessee - Knoxville. I did that on an open wireless network, so I don't really know what our system's full potential would be. We're really fortunate to have some good tech going on in East TN right now. We have 50 Mbps ($57.99) all the way up to 1000 Mbps ($299.99) available for residential service in Chattanooga, and ORNL has Titan just down the road.

I know there are some other hot spots around the country, so I was just wondering what sort of stuff is available everywhere else.

 

[semi]

33.30 Mb down and 4.22 Mb up at home

linky

i'm currently paying $29.99 and can step up to 100 Mbps/5 Mbps but don't need it as i never have to wait and can't type any faster anyway

 

[Flicka]

i'm currently paying $29.99 and can step up to 100 Mbps/5 Mbps but don't need it as i never have to wait and can't type any faster anyway

I know what you mean. Our 50 Mbps at home is the slowest service available, and I can't imagine needing anything more for personal computing. Maybe we should open up the Org backup center.

 

[semi]

I know what you mean. Our 50 Mbps at home is the slowest service available, and I can't imagine needing anything more for personal computing. Maybe we should open up the Org backup center.

i've seen what Cap has in his office and i don't think my service would even handle that (which is just the easy lifting), much less trying to back up the whole thing

 

[Flicka]

i've seen what Cap has in his office and i don't think my service would even handle that (which is just the easy lifting), much less trying to back up the whole thing

I wouldn't know what to do with it anyway...

 

[MO-BUSA]

I wouldn't know what to do with it anyway...

and i thought i had problems

 

[HillbillyTom]

Internet connections suck here in S.W. Missouri, I'm getting around 5.3Mb download and .62MB upload. Best it gets in my neighborhood, and costs $43 per month.