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It was 1.5 megabits per second.How ever much that is. :)

725.2 kilobits per second

I was downloading wiht 1 Mb Im serious. :eek:

Ill take a picture of my screen and show you.

Communications 2.7 megabits per second

Storage 335.6 kilobytes per second

1MB file download 3.1 seconds

(home connection)

 

..my college connection is about 10mbits.

245.7 kilobits per second

 

Communications 245.7 kilobits per second

Storage 30 kilobytes per second

1MB file download 34.1 seconds

Subjective rating Mediocre

 

fast enough for posting replies :)

245.7 kilobits per second

 

fast enough for posting replies :)

Don't use that site - it's pretty inaccurate* for the UK. Try a speed tester that's based over here.

 

 

* as in +/- up to 80%

I had one in my bookmarks but it seems to be gone :-(

 

I'm sure google will know of several.

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Communications 2.4 megabits per second

Storage 297 kilobytes per second

1MB file download 3.4 seconds

Subjective rating Great

119.1 kilobits per second

Communications 119.1 kilobits per second

Storage 14.5 kilobytes per second

1MB file download 1.2 minutes

Subjective rating Mediocre

 

The download speed is really very very low for my computer. I have to use a free proxy server when I want to visit an overseas website, which lowers the speed greatly, or I have to pay out a lot of money for accessing to overseas website directly.

 

Slow as it is, I still enjoy visiting this Scienceforms.

  • 3 weeks later...

Mine was 617kb/s with an ADSL connection over a LAN with Linksys Router

 

Personal test results

Speed

617.2 kilobits per second

 

Communications 617.2 kilobits per second

Storage 75.3 kilobytes per second

1MB file download 13.6 seconds

Subjective rating Not bad

 

Explain results

 

 

Info

Date & time Saturday, June 12, 2:39PM*

Test type IDT4 Free

Connection type ADSL

Region Connecticut

Data size 605KB

IP address 69.37.131.98

Provider American Registry for Internet Numbers

Communications 4 megabits per second

Storage 487.5 kilobytes per second

1MB file download 2.1 seconds

Subjective rating Awesome

 

man i'm spoilt even with this i used to feel i had a really slow connection.

http://www.adslguide.org.uk has one.

 

for this test this is what i got

 

Communication : - 4.2 Megabits per sec

Storage: - 513.6 Kilobytes per sec

1MB download : - 2 sec

Subjective rating awesome

 

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unfortunately i wont be able to use the uni network anymore cos i am moving out from halls.

Any way, this is just my opinion.....

 

I have 3 megabit tested by the link in the first message...and I use Cable

 

I dont think it really matters on "ur" speed for downloading as long as yours is broadband....because mostly, to me, the speed really depends on the site where u r downloading........

 

albert

the speed really depends on the site where u r downloading........

 

You may be half right on this one, in my opinion. Sometimes, a site can get crowded, and in that case, slow down your download speed. But, the main thing that slows down a site's speed is the content that needs to be downloaded. If a site has lots of pics and all, then, it would increase the amount of time taken to download the files.

6.4 megabits per second

 

Communications 6.4 megabits per second

Storage 784.7 kilobytes per second

1MB file download 1.3 seconds

Subjective rating Awesome

 

This was at my class.. I guess I can try it from home later ;)

29.7 kilobits per second

 

Communications 29.7 kilobits per second

Storage 3.6 kilobytes per second

1MB file download 4.7 minutes

Subjective rating Very slow

from library haha

im gonna try it at home

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