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Yea.. I was just playing Halo the other day

Aww you guys are making me blush lol

That looks awesome to me... I would leave it at that

Just about anything you buy now will be 100 Mbps... are you running a game server with computers or XBOX ~~ I just had a lan party with 16 people... 4 xboxes 4 people each to a 100Mbps switch/router ... if you have a 4 port router and are going to play with 16 people... I would get a new 16 port router/switch and go direct Screw what other people say.. they are retards.

ohhhhhhh.... OUCH!

Is your score about the same speed as how much you upload... What program are you using to upload? Did it work a while back? Do you have another computer you can hook up in your house to test from. Let me know, and I will try and help - Damon

There is ranking... and it either goes by my aproval... or by how many posts a user makes... "PiMP" is a status given out to people who I feel have helped people out on many occasions with questions... or are just cool people.. Keep posting and N'JOY!

AMEN BROTHER AMEN

Ice... Bro... upload is very KEY to your speed.

If your upload was faster... your download would be MUCH faster ~~ you on satellite... or one way cable?

I would die if my upload was that slow.

THAT IS INSAINITY!

they cap the speeds to free resources on the main lines... so they can add more users... and so later on they can tier the service and make you pay more ~~ VOD is very hard to explain... but basically why you don't see more broadcast video on the internet is because it is expensive to the place that is serving the broadcast. Bandwidth is very expensive... and video takes a lot of it. There are plenty of places out there that offer video feeds of a lot of stuff... but you are going to pay a monthly feed for nice quality video. Full broadcast TV and HDTV takes up a whole lot more bandwidth than you think by the way... and that is something that you will not see 'streaming' to your PC any time soon. Just kick it on the couch and wait till about 2016, then we might have some more options out there. What the people who would think about investing in a venture like that will think... is that most people, when it comes to TV... ... well... will want to sit in front of a TV, not a computer. Why would they invest in something with a dim future. When it comes down to it... it all about the dough $$$

fucker...

I'd really like to know how you get that upload man.. yea phoenix is getting pretty cold too

yea tires are mad expensive ~~ at this point I need to start investing in them.

Thanks Scott, beleive it or not... cable modems are easily capible of speeds up to 50 Mbps One day we will see fiber in our homes, that will get you in the Gbps... or about 250 times faster than I am running ~ 18,000 times faster than 56K --- and this is on the low end at only 1 Gbps, hehe ~ but we need to first make computers that can process fast enough... the future RULES! - Damon

I have users that test in singapore that are happy with the results man... you must have a problem in the route between my server and your provider... or a problem with your NIC.. trust me. I picked the location of this server for a reason. I myself doing a tracert to testmy.net in comparison to google, I have like 5 more hops going to google beleive it or not... only 13 hops 17 hops! Here is a visual tracert, first testmy.net to virginia, then testmy.net to London finally testmy.net to Switzerland. All trace a direct path to the target server. Dulles, Virginia London, England Bern, Switzerland Sorry, but the problem has to either be on your end... or a problem with one of your providers connections... run a tracert to testmy.net (start,run,"cmd", "tracert testmy.net", enter)... I am sure you will see that you either have a lot of hops or that there is one hop or more that either hangs or has a horible ping. - Damon

You guys might want to check this out... I just did this today http://www.testmy.net/bench_results.html

haha nice one huh... it's a sales thing

Larger test is here, http://www.testmy.net/cgi-bin/d_load.cgi?tt=1&sss=1496&go_html=go_html&ta=&top= Link is also on the download test main page. Hope that helps :-/ ~~

I already have a new deal for webmasters.. check it out... http://www.testmy.net/forumz/viewtopic.php?t=98 Very cool... As for your results... if your throttle starts out mad slow like that then there is no way that I know of to design a test that will give you killer scores... without making HUGE test sizes that will blow my servers bandwidth off the chart. Unfortunately I don't have a connection like your to test from the see what needs to be done.. AND your connections seems to be doing th opposite of what the rest of the CABLE internet community's do... you see, most cable users BURST out the gate then slow down... not gradually go up. You may have a problem ~ and it might be how you have your NIC card settings in windows.. or even your nic card itself ~~~ also I don't design my site around the 1% of the public that has something wierd. I have received emails "Hey, you need to design a test that is 100% NO JAVA" or "Hey you should include [insert random mozilla feature here]" or "hey you should make some special satellite tools" ~~~~ but the truth is, I am not going to spend hours of my life scripting something that only a handful of users will need... but if I can fit it in a much larger plan that will help the entire community then I will work that right into my plan

Yea... how about that auth... ::: Download Stats ::: Connection is: 3901 kbps about 4 Mbps (tested with 1496 KB) Download Speed is: 476 Kb/sec Auth Code: 2058516 (validate a http://www.testmy.net) Bottom Line: 70 times faster than 56K you can download 1MB in 2 second(s) Validation Link :: https://testmy.net/cgi-bin/auth_check.cgi?num=2058516&kbps=3901&gen=gen&a=14.2857142857143&b=6.28571428571429&c=1144.57142857143 ::: Upload Stats ::: Connection is: 248 kbps about 0 Mbps (tested with 386 KB) Upload Speed is: 30 Kb/sec Auth Code: 253721 (validate a http://www.testmy.net) Bottom Line: 4 times faster than 56K you can upload 1MB in 34 second(s) Validation Link :: https://testmy.net/cgi-bin/auth_check.cgi?num=253721&kbps=248&gen=gen&a=14.2857142857143&b=6.28571428571429&c=1144.57142857143 hehe Do you all like the new Date thing I added to the auth code?

I am out of the loop on this one, but 3000/256 is the service standard.

That's pretty cool.