Electronic Circuits and Projects Forum



View Poll Results: What speed internet conection do you have?

Voters
21. You may not vote on this poll

  • 56K (let me gues dial up)

    2 9.52%

  • 100K

    2 9.52%

  • 500K

    1 4.76%

  • 1M

    4 19.05%

  • 10M

    3 14.29%

  • 100M (Im not talking about your LAN network speed)

    1 4.76%

  • 1G (Im not talking about your LAN network speed)

    1 4.76%

  • Whats this "internet conection"?

    0 0%

  • I dont have internet

    0 0%

  • I like chicken!

    7 33.33%

What speed internet conection do you have?

« First 1234 Last »
  1. 1st August 2005 12:12 AM #21
    Jay.slovak Jay.slovak is offline
    Super Moderator
    Quote Originally Posted by instruite
    Jay.slovak:
    Internet speed is marked with Mbits.
    I also thought the same
    But when I checked now on my office computer while downloading an file using IE
    it showed 200KB/s
    So i guess download speeds are marked in Bytes/s rather than Bits/s
    Yes, But I said Internet speed (As Advertised by ISPs), ofcourse Download speed (marked in KB/s) is more useful.
    0
  2. 1st August 2005 07:12 AM #22
    Emantra Emantra is offline
    I've got 56k dial up connection. I always get screwed when downloading tstuffs.
    0
  3. 1st August 2005 10:36 AM Thread Starter #23
    Someone Electro Someone Electro is offline
    You shod see how crapy ADSL is provided by Arnes.It can be worse than dialup.So its cheap.

    The thing downloads 10kB/s!!! somtines even down to 2 kB/s.
    0
  4. 1st August 2005 01:07 PM #24
    Exo Exo is offline
    That depends on where you are getting your download from, if the server can only give 2K/sec you will only download at that speed...

    Try downloading something large on bittorrent (something good with a lot of seeds), that's a true test for internet speed...
    700Kb/sec is nothing special
    0
  5. 1st August 2005 02:28 PM Thread Starter #25
    Someone Electro Someone Electro is offline
    No its from an website i get from 200Kb/s to 100Kb/s at home.I dont know why there speed sucks sooooo much.
    0
  6. 25th November 2011 02:31 PM #26
    venmalathy venmalathy is offline
    I am using the 2Mbps Connection..My downloading speed is 1.465 Mbps and Uploading speed is 0.152Mbps i have checked my speed of the internet at Scanmyspeed.com
    0
  7. 25th November 2011 03:03 PM #27
    tcmtech tcmtech is offline
    I used to have reasonable speed but since our local provider sold far more local bandwidth than they have available my internet speed tends to run around the old Morse Code rates of the 1870's most days now.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_code For those of you who don't know what Morse code is.
    0
    "Only someone with something to hide has reason to fear open and honest communication."
    The scariest thing about where I work is that I am the good employee!
  8. 25th November 2011 04:40 PM #28
    3v0 3v0 is offline
    Coop Build Coordinator
    Today my Scanmyspeed download says 2.78Mpbs and upload .359Mbps. But it is a cable modem and I expect not many people are online today.
    0
    Last edited by 3v0; 25th November 2011 at 04:42 PM.
    Please post questions to the forums. PM's are for personal communication.

    BCHS/3v0's PIC C18 Tutorials
    Mondo Tech's Super Probe
    Brian Schmalz's USB Bit Whacker
  9. 25th November 2011 07:53 PM #29
    Mickster Mickster is offline
    6+ years, then the last post gets resurrected...
    What will speeds likely be, six years from now?
    I'm sure someone will dig this thread up, to remind us.
    0
    If all you have is a hammer, everything begins to look like a nail......
  10. 25th November 2011 08:33 PM #30
    3v0 3v0 is offline
    Coop Build Coordinator
    Quote Originally Posted by Mickster View Post
    6+ years, then the last post gets resurrected...
    What will speeds likely be, six years from now?
    I'm sure someone will dig this thread up, to remind us.
    I have no problem with this thread coming back to life. If it bugs you do not read it.
    0
    Last edited by 3v0; 25th November 2011 at 08:34 PM.
    Please post questions to the forums. PM's are for personal communication.

    BCHS/3v0's PIC C18 Tutorials
    Mondo Tech's Super Probe
    Brian Schmalz's USB Bit Whacker
« First 1234 Last »
Tags
« Your fastest ACTUAL download speed (screenshot req.) | SSD Drives, Issues »
Electronic Circuits  |  Learning Electronics

Join our community with over 100,000 Members! It's free, easy and when you're logged in you have many more features! Click to register.
Page Time: 0.10777 seconds      Memory: 7,780 KB      Queries: 17      Templates: 0