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quote: Originally posted by drunkenfool
Yes, but speedtest.net (at least the London server) is very fast, and gives quite an accurate reading of real world line speed.
I've found speedtest to be one of the worst out there. I am on an unbundled connection and the last few times I have tried the test its given me a range of answers of between 1000-3000kb/second
I know this is wildly off as I can go onto the newgroups and instantly max out my connection to approx 13000kb/second. I've found them the most reliable way of speed testing.
That along with large ISO / WMV downloads from MS seem to be reliable
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Up-speed ftw! 
 
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Dan Lewis
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quote: Originally posted by Rob_Quads
quote: Originally posted by drunkenfool
Yes, but speedtest.net (at least the London server) is very fast, and gives quite an accurate reading of real world line speed.
I've found speedtest to be one of the worst out there. I am on an unbundled connection and the last few times I have tried the test its given me a range of answers of between 1000-3000kb/second
I know this is wildly off as I can go onto the newgroups and instantly max out my connection to approx 13000kb/second. I've found them the most reliable way of speed testing.
That along with large ISO / WMV downloads from MS seem to be reliable
When i go through newsgroups my connection peaks at 2.7meg for a few minutes then settles at 2.1meg and thats constant.
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