Post your speedtest.net results

[shaefurr 1340]

Curious what everyone has, here's mine, I pay for 40Mb/5Mb. Easy enough to share, go to http://www.speedtest.net/ and run the test, after you get your result click share, then use the image tab and paste it here as a image.

 

[Happy2Play 9780]

[swhitmore 781]

Screw you guys! I'm so jealous. Australian internet sucks

 

[Cheesegeezer 3104]

I WIN

 

Edited September 24, 2014 by Cheesegeezer

[swhitmore 781]

I WIN

 

I would download the whole internet with a connection like that.

[Spaceboy 2573]

 

i've hit 80 and 18 as my records

Edited September 24, 2014 by Spaceboy

[CBers 7450]

I WIN

 

Until now

 

 

 

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Edited September 24, 2014 by CBers

[Cheesegeezer 3104]

I would download the whole internet with a connection like that.

I did..... sadly since moving house I'm only likely to get 25Mbps down and 5 up through satellite internet

[Lee 212]

^sadly??? 8&1 for me AND everyone in the locality has fibre except our street!!! AAAAARGH

[Spaceboy 2573]

pretty good @@CBers , still waiting for Sky to up their limit to match virgin

[korvgryta 8]

[CBers 7450]

Damn that's fast

[MrWebsmith 598]

LOVE my FIOS... upload was just bumped from the mid 30s to this

 

[Guest]

Is this something like a penis comparison 

 

Ok, here we go:

[Cheesegeezer 3104]

Holy Crap.... I'm moving to Sweden!!! no wonder you lot have no issues with online gaming

[Cheesegeezer 3104]

Damn that's fast

He probably works for the ISP and has his laptop connected direct to the hub hahahahahha

[shaefurr 1340]

if we had that speed on centurylink they would probably still limit you to 250GB/month.. lol, bastards

 

Look at this nonsense

 

 

CenturyLink's download guidelines are designed to support today's download usage patterns. Our updated plans include the following download usage limits:

• 1.5Mbps plans - 150 Gigabytes
• Plans greater than 1.5Mbps - 250 Gigabytes

Edited September 24, 2014 by shaefurr

[Beardyname 198]

this is a bit broken since i pay for 100/10 but... What can i say

 

Edited September 24, 2014 by Beardyname

[korvgryta 8]

He probably works for the ISP and has his laptop connected direct to the hub hahahahahha

 

Hehe no. It's a normal gigabit connection. They are not very uncommon, most people in the larger cities can get them.

 

The speedtest result is a bit misleading though, if I plug the cable directly in the wall socket I get 1000/1000 easily using FTP for example.

 

Some example of ISPs and their prices if interested:

 

http://www.bredbandsbolaget.se/bredband/alla-hastigheter.html

 

http://qmarket.se/privat/bredband#jFilterForm=DownStreamSpeed%3D1000

 

http://www.sundbybergsstadsnat.se/serviceguide/index/consumers/list/39?category=39&grouping=xsp&sort=speed&desc=desc

 

https://www.comhem.se/bredband/bredbandspaket (cable)

Edited September 24, 2014 by korvgryta

[korvgryta 8]

if we had that speed on centurylink they would probably still limit you to 250GB/month.. lol, bastards

 

Look at this nonsense

 

That sucks

 

There are no data limits/caps on any links here in Sweden except for 4G mobile networks which are usually 10-50GB.

[shaefurr 1340]

yeah I got a notice twice, once for using 500GB and another for using 750 lol. Whats the point in 40MB if I cant max it out!?

[ebr 16169]

I recently upgraded to 30/10 but it looks like I'm not really getting that on the up side.  However, streaming outside my home did get much better with this move.

 

[fantaxp7 191]

In summary, America is far behind most of the world because of our monopoly of service providers.

[bigjohn 753]

[sfnetwork 514]