Internet speed test thread

[neo]

0.1 Mbps.

Is there prizes? Do I win?

 

[Chaotic Mind]

Aye fellow gigabit enthusiast.

 

[InsaneNutter]

I really wish ISP’s would offer better upload speeds here in the UK.
In various situations I’d find 100Mbps / 100Mbps more useful than 500Mbps / 35Mbps.

Not that I wish to complain at all, some places not that far from me are stuck on 2Mbps ADSL2, so I’ve been quite lucky to be able to get cable internet all these years.

 

[la-li-lu-le-lo]

The speed is decent, but we've been thinking about changing because we seem to have connection issues sometimes.

 

[RAPTOR115X]

Basically one of the best residential connections one can get in Australia, still wish i had better uploads, but people here can have speeds <1 mbit up/down so i really can't complain:

 

[TheMCNerd2019]

Do I win a prize for having a very unreliable and slow WiFi connection that is literally based on a 1990s phone line? And is also in the bottom 5%?

By the way, the ISP (Frontier Communications) charges $20 a month. Typical pricing for internet service in the USA.

 

[ZeldaFan042]

 

[megavolt85]

 

[Nemesis]

Do I win a prize for having a very unreliable and slow WiFi connection that is literally based on a 1990s phone line? And is also in the bottom 5%?

By the way, the ISP (Frontier Communications) charges $20 a month. Typical pricing for internet service in the USA.

You do! Free netflix subscription, with the 4k premium plan.

 

[SlyCooperReloadCoded]

I'm happy with my 1000 MB/s download speed.

 

[Flash]

My wifi on 1Gbit/s U/D LAN

 

[GodlySnail]

Depends on which time and service I use I have very funny results. The Google Speedtest give me what I have in my sig.
The famous speedtest.net gives me the most crap results. After 3 trys its gives me 6MB/s. It was a great joke.
The wget speedtest ((wget -O /dev/null http://speedtest.belwue.net/10G)) gives me 60MB/s.
But this also depends on the service url and your harddrive.