CA3LE

Hey! Welcome to the site by the way. Sorry for the delay in this topic approval. When your first post only says "Hi" it can be hard to determine if you're a bot or person trying to get past the approval stage. (they do this because they want to spam the site) -- You've got other posts now and I've talked with you so I'm approving this topic now. Thanks for helping in that topic by the way.

Yeah, I run SUPHP. I haven't really seen a problem with server load because of that though. No custom config or anything.

Actually, that's listing them combined.

Alright guys, I know I started this topic a long time ago. But I'm sure that you all can see what I've been very busy. You guys wanted it... so I made it. You can now sort the hosts and members lists in reverse if you'd like. Just click "Rank"...

Alright... 1.5 hours later... https://testmy.net/topcount Updates every hour and lists the top 100 hosts by the number of tests taken. To access this in the future go to the normal provider stats page and click on "# Recent Tests" to sort by that field. I hope this new feature helps you.

Actually no... but I think I could whip something up for you tonight. Hit you back in a little bit.

Wireshark would have been my first choice. ... but have you tried Ethereal? Also, Capsa Free Edition looks nice. I haven't tried that though. ...... the best way to do it would be to go through a router and ethernet. You give yourself extra layers of security that way too

I had a feeling. Yeah... flash based tests don't detect that at all, very common problem. I think people are starting to realize how inaccurate flash tests are. This post is still a great addition to the forums. It may spark an "AH HA!" moment in a future visitor and help them with the same problem. -- Although, I've moved it to a more appropriate forum. I'm glad it was an easy fix for you, please tell your friends about the site. -CA3LE

Just cause something is obsolete doesn't always make it a piece of shit I'm running everything off a 1984 TI-99/4A And when I need something that can handle more graphics I bust out the 1982 Commodore Vic 20... TRUE gaming experience it's a little older but the graphics are insane, look what I just rendered with it... See... old hardware can still be really useful. You just have to hack it... (that joke was pretty elaborate) Seriously though, not useful... at all. But still cool to have a piece of computer history. Although, with how fast things move... all electronics are computer history really.

Can you post this to --- it's exactly what I'm talking about there. -- Thanks

Weird, I bet your RWIN is set incorrectly. Try DrTCP from DSLReports.com or TCP Optimizer from SpeedGuide.net Here's a static file on TestMy.net to test from >> 100MB Static Test

... before your time... I don't think you were born when that type of expansion card was on the market. I'm pretty sure that's an ISA expansion card... maybe MSA

Apple PowerBook G3 Pismo (circa 1998) Later PowerBooks had the slim drives...

Well, if it 'aint broke, don't fix it! If you're happy with how it's running then you're good-2-go. If they're quoting you 6-12 Mbps and you're getting 7Mbps... that's right on the money really. But, I don't know why they would call it 20Mbps, I know that's with powerboost... but they should really do what Cox does and call it what it really is and include powerboost as an added bonus. In my opinion that's allot better way to sell the product, makes the customer almost always feel like they're getting more than they paid for. I think you're in good shape though. But you'll really just have to feel out a faster internet connection to see if you'd benefit from more speed. Insane connections aren't necessarily for everyone

It was a routing issue... and it cleared up

Thanks One of my next tasks coming up will be making some videos. A few quick videos outlining how I personally use the site. I'm sure there are a ton of features that you guys haven't even realized are there yet. Yeah, sorry I haven't been letting you guys know about every little thing. As I said in a previous post, I'd rather spend my time building instead of talking about what I've built. ... 'Cept right now, I'm on a little break. -CA3LE Oh... and the export feature has been here for like 5 years. But I have made it recently work better.

You may want to ask yourself a more important question. Why? Seriously, there is no reason to drop speeds that drastically going across the country. What package do you pay for? I'm only about 600Miles closer to the server than you are and I'm able to max out my 50Mbps line. Everyone always talks about the distance from the server. It does not have to be a factor if you have a good host and good connection. But the test server must be configured correctly to optimize how packets are sent over distance. My server is hosted on one of the most major internet pipeline cross roads on the internet. As long as your host is well peered and your running through a clean route you should be able to nearly max your connection regardless of distance. Anyone who tells you otherwise is either in the pocket of the ISP's or doesn't know what they're talking about. The point to this website is to hopefully raise awareness and ultimately help make a better connected internet. But it's hard with so much misinformation out there. Yes, distance adds latency and blah blah... Think of this guys. Good example (out of many), I've had visitors from Japan pull over 200Mbps off here... distance wasn't an issue for them, why should it be an issue for you when you're 100X closer? I'm paying for a 50Mbps INTERNET connection, not a 50Mbps local area connection. If I were you and was getting only 7Mbps after crossing three states... I'd be pissed and on the phone with Comcast, cause that's BS ----- and then they send you to their speed test that eliminates the variable of THE INTERNET, make you think your line is okay and send you on your way. Your host is responsible for who they peer with... if one of those providers that they're going through to get to my server is bottlenecking don't you think that your provider should do something about it? And if they can't get the problem solved maybe they should peer through better providers themselves. Let me know if I'm wrong guys.

Thanks kuchiku

Somewhere along the route had to be slowing that speed down. There are tons of users, every day who pull speeds faster than those. You're only as strong as you're weakest link. If there was some 100Mbps bottleneck somewhere in there... :-/

I have like a hundred laying around. I'll see if I can find this one awesome intel one I have... I'll let you know tomorrow.

This guys upload speed spiked the Speed Index... https://testmy.net/compID/147787053257

That was corrected shortly after (or while) you posted. ... and, your welcome sir!

Damn dude, I really don't know. ... I've never seen a problem like that. You may want to hit up the uTorrent forums, you'll probably find more people with more specific knowledge regarding that. At least I assume. No matter what, you've got to update this thread with your solution. Anyone else have any ideas?

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You son of a... I want that phone! I got all excited the other day, saw a Best Buy ad on their website that said, "$250 off when you buy in the store!" -- I looked all over and didn't see anything about an agreement, it even had a link that said, "Price with an Agreement" --- I got to the store and they said, "Oh, only on new contracts." -- "WHAT!" I looked at my phone and BAM, I then noticed where it said that. But I swear I didn't see it the first time. Wouldn't it be funny if Best Buy was badass enough to secretly grab your GPS location.... if($LocationGPS == $InStore){ echo 'Price with 2 year service agreement'; }else{ trickDamon(); } [/code]