Post your internet speed!

[nintendoom]

My isp has a policy where they try to maximize your connection when possible, it should include upload but apparently not...

Latest speedtest:

wh... whha.... WHHHAATATTTTT!!!!!?!??!?!?!!?!

Fuck our internet!!!

 

[scrtmstr]

 

[Jasper07]

Muahahhaha

 

[nintendoom]

problem with my internet is its too damn fucking latent

and yes, this is the closest server. it's usually higher, just its sort of peak time over here.

Oh Gawd, WTF!

 

[TwoBladedKnight]

 

[Sop]

 

[Eighteen]

*points below*

 

[ppowerman5000]

I pay 76$ monthly for this piece of crap, but at least is unlimited downloads...what gives.In Puerto Rico ISP are really crappy, I am thinking of upgrading to 8 MBPS, for 100$ monthly, but not sure though...

 

[doyama]

59.99 from verizon fios

 

[Y05h1]

Do I win?

 

[AlanJohn]

Do I win?

WOAH
That speed is insane!
If I could have that speed I could download a blu-ray in 10 minutes!

 

[OmegaVesko]

I pay like 30 euros for this. :/

 

[Jasper07]

Do I win?

WOAH
That speed is insane!
If I could have that speed I could download a blu-ray in 10 minutes!

... Which program do you use for downloading O.o

 

[Fishaman P]

Do I win?

WOAH
That speed is insane!
If I could have that speed I could download a blu-ray in 10 minutes!

WTF are you talking about?

His speed: ~12 MegaBytes per second
Blu-ray size: ~50GB/50,000MB

50,000MB / 12 MBps = 4166.67 seconds = 69.44 mins = 1.16 hours.

Anyway, that's STILL frikkin fast. My school has half that speed, and they're in the US's 98th percentile, and my state's 99th percentile.

Here's mine:

And I pay $15 a month for that POS! I even have frikkin bandwidth caps!

 

[Y05h1]

Do I win?

WOAH
That speed is insane!
If I could have that speed I could download a blu-ray in 10 minutes!

... Which program do you use for downloading O.o

Depends what OS I'm using. uTorrent for Windows, Transmission or uTorrent for Mac OS X, and Transmission or Vuze for Linux. It doesn't make much of a difference, everything downloads in minutes regardless

EDIT: @Fishaman P
A single layer Blu-Ray is only 25GB. Which would still mean downloading a full Blu-Ray iso might take a while, but usually they would be rips regardless, and compressed, resulting in around 8GB file sizes.

 

[dark.boy.6687]

that's with rogers speedboost, which boosts the first 10mb of a file (i think).
my plan is supposed to be 10M/512K ($47 dollars...

)

 

[Arras]

Sigh... Our ISP promised an increase from 8 to 20 Mb/s, but somehow it halved >_> And we still have to pay more for that crap.

At school I've got like 80 Mb/s down and 40 up, though.

 

[Langin]

Damn slow

 

[MigueelDnd]

 

[riverchen]

Not great, not bad either. Yoshi's is insane...