Re: What's your internet speed?
*sigh* The US is so far behind when it comes to broadband. ![]()
But quick question: Is Mb/s megabits per second, or megabytes per second?
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*sigh* The US is so far behind when it comes to broadband. ![]()
But quick question: Is Mb/s megabits per second, or megabytes per second?
*sigh* The US is so far behind when it comes to broadband.
But quick question: Is Mb/s megabits per second, or megabytes per second?
It's megabit. Look at this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_rate_units it should answer your question. ![]()
*sigh* The US is so far behind when it comes to broadband.
Yeah i'm not gonna lie, it does make me sad
i wish i the US good intarwubs
Last edited by Invictus51 (2010-08-06 22:23:22)
I download at roughly 2.1 megabytes per second full speed. Not sure of upload..
We are paying 160$ (Argentinian pesos) a month for cable and 3MB Internet connection - about US $40/month
And we may be loosing it. BIG anti Fibertel move from the government here. Hope it works out for the best.
A friend uses TeleCentro, he hates Fibertel, and it's cheaper but we can't get it here. ![]()
EDIT: The US is NOT behind ... this is behind!
Last edited by Sector11 (2010-08-26 02:29:28)

Compared to my other test on that older thread, I'm getting worse. Thanks Comcast!
I think my internet runs me about $40 a month. ![]()
^ that is still worlds better than my SBC connection:
http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/post/53379/#p53379
and the upload speed is higher than my Road Runner connection:
http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/post/56853/#p56853
I pay 200 DHS a month which is about 55$, not bad though.
Internet connection prices become over-expensive here, I don't know why! In Egypt, I used to pay 8$/month (45 pounds) to get a 25 MB/s! ![]()
Last edited by Khaled (2010-08-30 22:51:50)
Internet connection prices become over-expensive here, I don't know why! In Egypt, I used to pay 8$/month (45 pounds) to get a 25 MB/s!
I can only dream of speeds like that -- these last two years I was paying AT&T 30USD month for 1.61mBs. My recent upgrade to Time-Warner's Road Runner is a big difference [for less money] but nothing like some I've seen posted here. OTOH there's a new member here who's thrilled to finally get a dial-up modem!

Downloading/Seeding some torrents so I am sure that hurts.
I paused the torrents and that helped lol.


200M connection, I'm paying 19,90€/month. Works fine, upload could be better though. We live in southern Finland.
Holy shit. 200!!!!!!
200M connection, I'm paying 19,90€/month. Works fine, upload could be better though. We live in southern Finland.
Nice first post! Welcome to the forum! ![]()
200M connection, I'm paying 19,90€/month. Works fine, upload could be better though. We live in southern Finland.
Your upload is faster than my download. So you'll have this "Welcome to #! Forums" sucked out of my computer as soon as I hit [Send] ![]()
And your download .... look at a file and think "download" and as your finger clicks on the mouse a window pops up saying:
Download complete!200Mb/s - why that is just scandalous! --->> Send me 10 or 15 of those would ya. ![]()
Again - welcome to #!
That's less than $26USD too.:(
200M connection, I'm paying 19,90€/month. Works fine, upload could be better though. We live in southern Finland.
Do you even reach those speeds when downloading updates or anything? Im starting to drool at the thought of downloading at ~22MB/s.
finbatt wrote:200M connection, I'm paying 19,90€/month. Works fine, upload could be better though. We live in southern Finland.
Do you even reach those speeds when downloading updates or anything? Im starting to drool at the thought of downloading at ~22MB/s.
I get 170-180Mbps from debian/other major distro mirrors. So netinstall and updating is really fast. Same speeds from webservers in finnish net backbone, funet. Other than that downloads drop to 100-150mbps. There aren't many web servers that can serve 200M connection at full speed.
Not brilliant but about the best I'll get considering the distance from the exchange over BT's ancient copper.

This connection recently bought by my bro.
Last edited by dreamer41 (2010-09-21 10:00:40)
anonymous wrote:finbatt wrote:200M connection, I'm paying 19,90€/month. Works fine, upload could be better though. We live in southern Finland.
Do you even reach those speeds when downloading updates or anything? Im starting to drool at the thought of downloading at ~22MB/s.
I get 170-180Mbps from debian/other major distro mirrors. So netinstall and updating is really fast. Same speeds from webservers in finnish net backbone, funet. Other than that downloads drop to 100-150mbps. There aren't many web servers that can serve 200M connection at full speed.
Yah fine! But Usually I used to find out my broadband speed at whoisxy Is there any advantage of using your statement? Basically I am having finest data modem with best speed. So that i am asking.
Last edited by shobana (2011-02-24 17:19:32)
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