Poll How fast is your internet? (330 votes)
Mine is 12.22 mbps which is below average where I live (the average is 15 mbps).
Sorry for giving such broad choices, feel free to detail below.
Mine is 12.22 mbps which is below average where I live (the average is 15 mbps).
Sorry for giving such broad choices, feel free to detail below.
The fastest I've ever seen it get up to was a little above 60 KB a seconds. Takes around 6 hours to download a gigabyte. So yeah, my internet kicks all your asses.
94.79 Mb/s down. 0.98Mb/s up. Got to love that college internet but man that up is terrible. Also this is about the worst time of day for our internet so it might be better at a different time I'll have to see.
I generally get excellent download speeds but lackluster uploads. Overall though I have nothing to complain about. My apartment building upgraded everything to fiber from DSL about a year ago and the difference was shocking. I went from getting about 4mbps down to getting up to 100. I don't wait long for downloads anymore.
When my internet works i usually get a decent speed (up to 18Mbps) but over the last year it kept cutting out, and it was hell.
Usually get 0.5 to 1Mbps "broadband". Don't even live in the countryside, I'm pretty close to London. There are so many Internet black spots in the uk but it seems to go by unnoticed by anyone that can do anything about it. Then again we have a company called BT who have a monopoly on the infrastructure and they are absolutely useless.
13Mbps down and 1Mbps up, which is pretty damn good for North Carolina. Most people I know around here don't get much more than 5Mbps.
Holy shit everyone on here seems to have god tier internet speeds, how much do you guys pay for that? Mine is about $60 including home phone.
@LtSquigs We thank you for your service to the digital multiverse.
@sathingtonwaltz: I pay 20 euros (approx. 25 $) a month for 50mbit down/ 2.5mbit up with no data cap and including a phone line. Imho a pretty sweet deal.
@sathingtonwaltz: I pay 20 euros (approx. 25 $) a month for 50mbit down/ 2.5mbit up with no data cap and including a phone line. Imho a pretty sweet deal.
Holy fuck that is an incredible deal right there.
I'm almost as far out in the sticks as it's possible to get to in South Korea:
Guess I'm doing alright.
Oh, this costs about $30 USD a month and comes with 100 TV channels. BWAHAHAHAAAA!
60 mb/s with Virgin Media, it's great when it works. I've noticed if I use it too much for like streaming or something it will just cut out for an hour or two and completely screw me over. Also, they have capped my speed a couple of times and occasionally it will drop down to like less than 1 mb/s for no reason.
Like 2 mb/s upload also.
Depends on the pc I use. As a person using a wireless network where my pc is almost 130-150 feet away from my actual router I see obvious speed loss. When at the pc beside my modem I get around 35-37 down when at the usual pc I use (aka this one) I get about 25-28 down. For some reason no matter where I am or what I pc I use my upload remains around 6.2 give or take a slight variance.
I was on 80 mbps but Virgin Media promised me 100 mbps when we upgraded our package, 3 months of arguing on the phone ensued until I got what they said i'd receive. Fuck Richie Branson. Seems like everyone has one of these stories, ISPs need to sort their shit out. Think this works out at £50 a month.
@slashdance: I feel your pain brother...
I'll just drop this here to make everyone feel better about themselves:
It seems that you can't easily get wired up for multiple cable ISP connections to a single house in Canada, so I'm sharing my 15 Mb/s connection with a houseful of people who stream constantly. Good thing Shaw hasn't cracked down on us, because we go over quota by AT LEAST 50-100 GB every month.
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