CA3LE

Which droid do you have? I still haven't done that myself... mine runs so good I don't want to screw it up... haha

So is there just one free extra memory slot? Also, do I get to that and the HDD in that spot under the display with the two screws? I want to throw my SSD in this beast --- give the 1TB drive to my mini I LOOOOOVE this trackpad. They gave me the trackpad and magic mouse. As I was about to leave I said, "On your website it said I can pick between the two." And the guys just said, "We'll just give you both..." Apple rules. -- I really like it though, the gesturing is nice and faster than using a normal mouse I think. ...... this thing is going to help me allot

I think I made the right choice going with the i5. It's a quad core now... plus the base model was allot easier of an idea to sell to my girlfriend... haha

I just got the base. I didn't see a reason to spend $300-$500 more. I'm still happy with my mini, this is a huge upgrade for me regardless.

On my way home from the apple store with my new 27" iMac.... can't wait! I said I was going to wait to get it untill bluray was included... but screw it, I wanted to today. The display is what I'm most excited about... I have a 27" and 25.5" but the resolution on those can't compare to this beauty. I just wanted to brag. Haha

I've expanded the idea to the Auto and Combined tests... let me know if any of you experience any issues, this is very new.

Yeah... thanks for pointing that out, squish! ... little portion of code that wasn't updated to match new variables

I've added a nice express button that calculates a recommended test size based on your last 5 tests This will definitely save me time, people get a nice, specifically sized custom test every time... one click. Enjoy!

Sorry man, I'm actually in there right now working. Thanks for pointing that out. It's good now -D

too bad we haven't got there yet... it's 356 not 365 That number may actually be as much as 50-250 Million higher than that. For years I purged millions of results out of the database (otherwise it would have overloaded the server back then) and there was years where there wasn't a database and nothing was being logged. I seriously have no idea what the exact number is over the entire history, it's not lower than what it says on the homepage though. I have records for all those

That thing is awesome! Now THAT's storage space

First one was fast... pretty much off the bat. Second link fluctuated wildly at the start, dropped to about 600Kb/s the throttled up slowly, ending at about 5MB/s ... I'm not worried about the problem, Cox usually takes care of it without customer intervention. I just wanted to mention this because I'm pretty sure that it's not just me... Pull Cox Test History and display the last 500 or 1000 results and you'll quickly see what I'm saying (see the dip at the beginning of the graph) Do the same with another fast host like Comcast and you'll see that it's not as if this is a site-wide issue either. It's a routing issue I'm sure... I'm not seeing bad speeds everywhere, just lots of places (I'm secretly trying to teach you guys how to use this stuff )

I've been running so good for so long... Here's my results today, https://testmy.net/stats/?&t=u&d=05192011&x=1&l=25&q=CA3LE I always cross reference the competition when I have a chance. https://testmy.net/stats/?&t=u&d=05192011&x=1&l=25&q=CA3LE TestMy.net and DSLReports.com spotted the problem for sure. But not speedtest.net... Server close to me... ... or far away speedtest.net just didn't notice anything. ... and I'm definitely having an issue

Guess they changed their mind

Hey BobH, So, I'm guessing that it was working fine until just recently, right? Can you try it again for me and see if my adjustments have corrected the issue your having. Thank you for your continued patronage, - CA3LE

I'm going to assume this is no longer a problem... no response ?

For sure... all and all his threads have at least a million views, someone had to be linking to them Windows 7 is much better at setting connections up automatically now, for sure. But I still recommend trashing IE in favor of firefox or chrome.

HO-LY--COW! Finally... geeze man, where have you been? I'm sorry to hear about the divorce. I understand, people get busy... lots of the original members of this site still visit frequently but have too many things going on to post here as often as they once did. Some have started and finished college then gone on to work in their respective fields. So many brilliant minds... I couldn't expect that they'd answer questions on my site for their whole lives. ... Uh, yeah.. between all your Cablenut guides and related articles you posted... you have to have at least a million reads on your topics. The only topics more popular here that I know about are Off Topic threads. Glad to see you're still visiting. I hope that you decide to participate again, you have ALLOT of fans out there ya know. - Damon

Welcome to the site. I personally have the SB 6120... and am very happy with it. Motorola has always made great cable modems. Although, so does Linksys. I've had Linkage modems and routers that given me many years of trouble free operation. Having said that, knowing how good the Motorola is by first hand experience, if I were you the choice would be clear. Just look at my speeds with cox, https://testmy.net/stats/?&t=u&d=05162011&x=60&m=2&l=10&q=CA3LE with that modem. Relize that any inconsistancy in my speed can be explained by the fact that I run this site and run the tests here under extraordinary circumstances during development. If I were testing normally all my scores would be 50+ / 5+ ... if anyone knows how to benchmark and severly overload things win data... it's me. The Motorola Surfboard 6120 has stood up perfectly to all that I've thrown at it.

I just calculated the total amount of time that the world has spent on TestMy.net. These numbers are based on Google Analytics data... Last month over 2 YEARS of time was collectively spent here. Total amount of time spent on the site that I have on record is 107 YEARS. The analytics data covers less than half of the sites history so one could safely assume that our visitors have spent over 200 YEARS of time here. Couple centuries of speed tests

Damn, missed it... lol

I updated the links in the first post on this thread....

Thanks

1000 mote tests and we can have a million party! :3some: https://testmy.net/ipb/uploads/emoticons/default_nocool.gif' alt=':nocool:'> (this guy thinks he too cool for the party)

Wow, I didn't realize that Stanford was getting GPU's in the mix... cool. Maybe I should start folding again... The Mac client doesn't look like it has all that extra stuff however. Very minimal options. I also think that most people won't know what to do on Mac once it's installed. There is no dialog after the install. Just for reference for any Mac users who might read this, because this is installed as a service access to the options for Folding@Home on Mac can be found under System Preferences... not Applications. I guess I'll have to get off the computer one of these days to see how it works