[esenesesinas]

Got a hundred down her but that upload is nice.

[h4z1XBI7]

EPB Fiber FTW.
Just updated sig.


I wonder how this will compare to Googles internet once they roll it out.

[TriammaMade]

EPB Fiber FTW.
Just updated sig.


I wonder how this will compare to Googles internet once they roll it out.

I am envious Red...btw did you ever figure out a way to get internet to that house ~2 miles away?

[tabcdyop]

Funny I read this thread as it reminded me how Virgin recently released super fast broadband in some areas in the UK with speeds reaching 1.5Gbps with unlimited quota. Lucky SOB's.

EDIT: It will take Australia about 10 years before it get's fibre with speeds up to 100Mbps to the majority of the population.

[esenesesinas]

EPB Fiber FTW.
Just updated sig.


I wonder how this will compare to Googles internet once they roll it out.

That's in their offices.

Found it in this article here.

http://thenextweb.com/shareables/201...-mind-blowing/

It mentions that they download at 32mb/sec.

I max out at 14.5mb per second on my line here if I find a good server.

[h4z1XBI7]

32MB/s is only 256Mb.

What Google is rolling out in iirc Kansas City is 1000/1000. My ISP offers that to residents for $317. Just wondering how the pricing plans will compare with Googles. My ISP has 4 rated plans.

[Abnorttrano]

32MB/s is only 256Mb.

Probably limited by the upload speed of the host server.

[h4z1XBI7]

I am envious Red...btw did you ever figure out a way to get internet to that house ~2 miles away?

No clear line of site. We thought that it might have been there at the tornado, but it isn't.

[TriammaMade]

No clear line of site. We thought that it might have been there at the tornado, but it isn't.

Darn.

[esenesesinas]

32MB/s is only 256Mb.

What Google is rolling out in iirc Kansas City is 1000/1000. My ISP offers that to residents for $317. Just wondering how the pricing plans will compare with Googles. My ISP has 4 rated plans.

I'm quite sure that in their offices they have a god know what multi gigabit connection topping by far the 1000/1000 that they are offering in Kansas.


The thing is that when you have over a few hundred megabits you are constantly being limited by the download servers.

I even see it on my 100mbit line let alone a connection of over 1 gigabit.

[ibiDb4uu]

Just got increased today. Best speedtest run so far. Plan is rated for 50/50.






Will to nice once I get my server up and running.

I feel jealousy in me...
Very nice speed you have there AND ping ! [thumbup]

[esenesesinas]

Ran a test just now.



I wish my upload was half of yours.

[ñàéäèíã]

[Flikemommoilt]

Wish my upload was a bit higher, but it's a nice connection:

[ñàéäèíã]

Wish my upload was a bit higher, but it's a nice connection:

Wow how much do you pay for your internet

[vosteglog]

That's in their offices.

Found it in this article here.

http://thenextweb.com/shareables/201...-mind-blowing/

It mentions that they download at 32mb/sec.

I max out at 14.5mb per second on my line here if I find a good server.

It is probably even faster than that because my work line gets higher speeds.

[Rndouglas]

God I miss the 56k dial-up modem tone.

[Abnorttrano]

God I miss the 56k dial-up modem tone.

Ah yes, the sound of slow.

[estelle]

My shitty $50 contribution...

[h4z1XBI7]

That is pretty good for Comcast.

Same $50 here with Comcast gets you only half that speed.