No matter what speed your ISP says you're supposed to get, you'll only get 80% or less depending on traffic volume. If you're ISP is throttling it backwards but still charging you the top speed price, it's time to change provider if you can.:stare:

I just got a connection faster than 90KB/s (1.8MB/s (13ish mbps)for the first time in my life, its glorious.

Though I'm still jealous of Chattanooga's Local-Government-Owned Internet.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/3507558578.png:smug:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/3508004291.png

Thinking of immigrating to Oz. :O:

You wouldn't be able to peddle the dynamo quick enough nevermind keep the lighting and computer on at the same time :)

Not forgetting here in the UK is you home wired up with fiber optics? I bet the chances are no. Lots of speed to the junction box then all change for the slow lane to you.

Depends on whether you have the latest/fastest router.

You need the wiring as well.

Rgr that but the latest/fastest come with it.

I do it with the lights on.:O:

Me too :smug:

http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/d...rade/Belly.gif

I know. I've seen it all before.:O::dead:

Well, I think I have you all beat :D

http://www.speedtest.net/result/3508326769.png


I have Google's own Fiber network installed at my house, and this is on my desktop which has a 10/100 MB/s transfer rate. My other computer has a 10/100/1000 MB/s speed and my downloads are literally a gigabyte a second.