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Pentium100:

--- Quote from: pingryanime on May 25, 2011, 02:10:18 AM ---
Tell me where the hell you live and who the hell your ISP is. you literally get 30x my speed in down and 40x in up :-/

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I live in Kaunas, Lithuania. The ISP is TEO LT, the land line phone company.

kitamesume:
eastern telecom and got a 2mbps/700kbps but speedtest mostly says its 200kbps/600kbps, some times it says the correct 2mbps/700mbps. fraud? or its getting capped on a certain time?

and this ****ing line costs me 50$ worth a month. its supposed to be a 25$ a month line but because i`m trashing the 20gb limit they charge me the extra gb i use.

PS: a 10mbps line costs 200$ a month.

NaRu:

--- Quote from: kitamesume on May 25, 2011, 05:21:07 AM ---eastern telecom and got a 2mbps/700kbps but speedtest mostly says its 200kbps/600kbps, some times it says the correct 2mbps/700mbps. fraud? or its getting capped on a certain time?

and this ****ing line costs me 50$ worth a month. its supposed to be a 25$ a month line but because i`m trashing the 20gb limit they charge me the extra gb i use.

PS: a 10mbps line costs 200$ a month.

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You might get faster speeds on your phone

Pentium100:

--- Quote from: kitamesume on May 25, 2011, 05:21:07 AM ---eastern telecom and got a 2mbps/700kbps but speedtest mostly says its 200kbps/600kbps, some times it says the correct 2mbps/700mbps. fraud? or its getting capped on a certain time?

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Speedtest tests the actual speed (downloads/uploads a file and times how long it took). Your ISP probably promised an "up to" speed, so it may be lower when the network is congested. For a slow connection other things should not affect the reading.

For a fast connection, like mine, the browser, the speed of the PC and the load of the test server may affect the reading quite a lot.Also, for a fast connection, the download/upload file size is a bit too small. Ideally, Speedtest should not transfer a fixed amount of data and time how long it took, but transfer data for, say, 10 seconds and see how much it transferred (iperf bandwidth test program works this way) because TCP connections may be a bit slow in the beginning.

kitamesume:
O,o naru? didnt even notice its you =X

well i doubt it, my country sucks if its about technology xD

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