Post Your Connection Speed

[TimJim]

ok

 

[RoadieJodie]

Work:

Home:

Will test after work

 

[Nukemkb]

My iBook G3 using its airport to base station:

http://att.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=79606&stc=1&d=1184603587

 

[hatchet92882]

ok it won't let me copy it so its
down: 7047kbps
up: 795kbps

 

[ghall]

Here we go, from the New York server.

 

[Overclocker]

From Carnegie Mellon University

 

[on777]

@home with Charter.

 

[letswastetime]

ok

 

[lofight]

Here's mine

lol you added 2 "1's"

 

[eMac4ever]

I have Verizon FiOS in the northern suburbs of Philadelphia.

 

[Markleshark]

when is she gonna post her connection speed?!?!

Love it. This is great:

she can download a full high-definition DVD in a painstaking two seconds.

Damn, how long?

Anyway, mine:

 

[WillJS]

 

[mathwhiz90601]

Here's mine

Wow.

 

[duck69]

DSL Speed via AT&T, Yahoo

iMac 2.16 GHz
OS 10.4.10
DSL via AT&T/Yahoo

Here is 2 tests from different companies.

 

[cardude280]

pretty good for ~20.00 a month
from netgear router under my bed
verizon dsl wv

 

[Royale w/cheese]

Its usually faster though, Curse You COX Communications!

 

[rkolsen]

Comcast using the DC Server about 40 miles from my house. Yesterday It was up to 8 MB/s. My families network recently upgraded to 801.11G from using 802.11b for five years.

I just redid the test using the New York Server I got 5.8 MB/s.
Using the Washington, DC server 6.6 MB/s download 366 KB/s upload.

 

[Royale w/cheese]

There we go.

 

[sycho]

Comcast using the DC Server about 40 miles from my house. Yesterday It was up to 8 MB/s. My families network recently upgraded to 801.11G from using 802.11b for five years.

I just redid the test using the New York Server I got 5.8 MB/s.
Using the Washington, DC server 6.6 MB/s download 366 KB/s upload.

WOAH!!!!

Make all those 'b''s lower cased!!

Speed is measured in bits per second, not bytes per second.
Bits are a small 'b', while bytes are a large 'b'.
8 bits in a byte, thus, 1MB/s = 8Mb/sec.

Here, I'll fix it for you:

Comcast using the DC Server about 40 miles from my house. Yesterday It was up to 8 Mb/s. My families network recently upgraded to 801.11G from using 802.11b for five years.

I just redid the test using the New York Server I got 5.8 Mb/s.
Using the Washington, DC server 6.6 Mb/s download 366 kb/s upload.

or, if you want it in bytes per second:

Comcast using the DC Server about 40 miles from my house. Yesterday It was up to 1 MB/s. My families network recently upgraded to 801.11G from using 802.11b for five years.

I just redid the test using the New York Server I got 725 kB/s.
Using the Washington, DC server 825 kB/s download 46 kB/s upload.

 

[rkolsen]

WOAH!!!!

Make all those 'b''s lower cased!!

Speed is measured in bits per second, not bytes per second.
Bits are a small 'b', while bytes are a large 'b'.
8 bits in a byte, thus, 1MB/s = 8Mb/sec.

Here, I'll fix it for you:


or, if you want it in bytes per second:

Thanks

 

[on777]

@ Work

 

[OnlyMarcusCannn]

such a difference between my down and up speeds.
hm.

 

[bartelby]

From work!



HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

 

[Aperture]

Comcast @ Home

 

[siurpeeman]

you guys all get amazing speeds. my speed is roughly what it's been the last year or two. i'm jealous now.