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I have played that game, years ago. Sent then the following address, never heard back from them, imagine that. 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC 20500

I just tried that lh3 one by clicking the link and it worked very here. No where near as impressive as your speed, but fast for me considering I did this with the 2 bar 4G signal I get at my workplace: That's also the quickest I've seen on 4G with TestMy, so I'll bookmark that one. Even still, that's over twice the speed my workplace can get on its rather expensive business DSL connection as this area does not have VDSL yet. Thanks for this tip.

Glad I could be of service, I'm still awaiting my modem to be shipped to me, I assume it will be here on Tuesday. I'm hoping to attain the same dramatic results you so eloquently demonstrated here. Yes, I was sure the modem was an improvement in theory, but you have supplied the actual benchmarks to prove it works like this "in the field". I'll let you know here what my marks are once I get the modem.

You'll still be able to test with Google's servers just not the exact same way. You'll have to use the Mercury Speed Test system. Here's one that works awesome for me all the time. lh3.googleusercontent.com Mercury Speed Test Result I just ran on my laptop... Using that same test on one of my commercial connections I was able to see nearly 600 Mbps, again... confirmed by the client network controller. Google has very fast bandwidth and very quick responding servers, ideal for this test. You can search the Mercury index for other Google Speed Tests or make your own to nearly any web server you want to test against. Not many people realize that TMN does this. Find one that works good for you and bookmark it. If you like the Google tests, go to the Google Speed Test page, scroll down and click "Custom Index"... then when you visit testmy.net/mercury it will show your favorites. You can custom index by city, state, country or ISP (that the test is hosted on). Happy Testing!